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Valencia: Race results (REVISED)
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap --- --------------------- --- -------------------------------- ---- ------------ --------- 1. Mattias Ekstrom S Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline 45 ...
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Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap
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1. Mattias Ekstrom S Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline 45 1:09:56.290 1:09:56.2
2. Bruno Spengler CDN Mercedes-Benz Bank AMG 45 1:09:59.837 03.547
3. Alexandre Premat F Audi Sport Team Phoenix 45 1:10:00.904 04.614
4. Timo Scheider D Audi Sport Team Abt 45 1:10:01.564 05.274
5. Paul di Resta SCO AMG Mercedes 45 1:10:04.929 08.639
6. Mike Rockenfeller D Audi Sport Team Phoenix 45 1:10:09.102 12.812
7. Gary Paffett GB Salzgitter AMG Mercedes 45 1:10:12.735 16.445
8. Miguel Molina E Audi Sport Rookie Team Abt 45 1:10:13.406 17.116
9. Jamie Green GB Junge Sterne AMG Mercedes 45 1:10:14.672 18.382
10. Susie Stoddart SCO TV-Spielfilm AMG Mercedes 45 1:10:27.331 31.041
11. Maro Engel D GQ AMG Mercedes 45 1:10:44.327 48.037
12. Congfu Cheng CHN stern AMG Mercedes 45 1:10:44.821 48.531
13. David Coulthard GB Deutsche Post AMG Mercedes 38 59:55.144 7 laps
14. Oliver Jarvis GB Audi Sport Team Abt 37 57:37.810 8 laps
15. Markus Winkelhock D Audi Sport Team Rosberg 34 53:17.719 11 laps
DSQ Martin Tomczyk D Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline
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