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Pos Num Class Drivers Team Car Gap --- --- ------ ------------------------------ ------------------------- -------------------- ------------ 1. 88 P1 Davies, Herbert ...

Edited: May 17, 2004, 1:24 AM

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Pos Num Class  Drivers                        Team                      Car                           Gap
--- --- ------ ------------------------------ ------------------------- -------------------- ------------
 1.  88 P1     Davies, Herbert                Audi Sport UK Veloqx      Audi R8                  5:05.520
 2.   8 P1     Kaffer, McNish                 Audi Sport UK Veloqx      Audi R8                    -0.663
 3.   5 P1     Ara, Capello, Kristensen       Team Goh                  Audi R8                    -1 Lap
 4.  17 P1     Ayari, Collard                 Pescarolo                 C60 Judd                  -4 laps
 5.   6 P1     Short, Barbosa, Barff          Rollcentre Racing         Dallara Judd              -5 laps
 6.  22 P1     Wallace, Brabham, Johansson    Zytek Engineering         Zytek O4S                 -8 laps
 7.   7 P1     Erdos, Ramos, Newton           RML MG Lola               Lola MG                  -12 laps
 8.  14 P1     Dumas, Stirling, Lupberger     NASAMAX                   Nasamax MG               -15 laps
 9.  86 GTS    Lamy, Bouchut, Zacchia         Larbre                    Ferrari 550              -19 laps
10.  61 GTS    Biaggi, Sullivan, Bosh         Barron Connor Racing      Ferrari 575 GTC          -22 laps
11.  85 GT     Ortelli, Dumas                 Freisinger Motorsport     Porsche 996 GT3 RSR      -22 laps
12.  70 GT     Rusinov, Jaime, Daoudi         JMB Racing                Ferrari 360 Modena       -22 laps
13.  77 GT     Kazuyuki, Kurosowa, Manabu     Choro Q Racing Team       Porsche 911 GT3 RSR      -25 laps
14.  81 GT     Thyrring, Nielsen, Long        The Racer'S Group         Porsche 911 GT3 RSR      -27 laps
15.  80 GT     Pompidou, Hayden               Sebah Automotive Ltd      Porsche 911 GT3 RS       -28 laps
16.  93 GT     Mountain, Wilson               Cirtek Motorsport         Ferrari 360 Modena G     -28 laps
17.  92 GT     Jones, Maassen                 Cirtek Motorsport         Porsche 911 GT3 RSR      -32 laps
18.  99 P2     Rostan, Bruneau                PIR Competition           Pilbeam JPX              -42 laps
19.  84 GT     Rosa, Caffi, Riccitelli        Seikel Motorsport         Porsche 911 GT3 RS       -50 laps
20.  59 GTS    Berte, Alzen, Konrad           Vitaphone Racing          Saleen S7                -53 laps
21.  52 GTS    Gabbiani, Orts                 Graham Nash Motorsport    Saleen S7R               -54 laps
22.  91 GT     Hartshorne, Mundy, Stanton     Race Sports Salisbury     TVR 400R                 -72 laps
23.   3 P1     Minassian, Walker              Creation Autosportif      DBA Zytek                -26 laps
24.  79 GT     Kox, Smith                     Perspective Racing        Porsche 911 GT3 RS       -42 laps
25.  28 P2     Randaccio, Maddalena           Team Ranieri Randaccio    Tampolli Ford            -42 laps
26.  83 GT     Burgess, Collin                Seikel Motorsport         Porsche 911 GT3 RS       -68 laps
27.  62 GTS    Hezemans, Deletraz, Barde      Barron Connor Racing      Ferrari 575 GTC          -79 laps
28.  82 GT     Cohignac, Noel, Desbrueres     Emeraude Racing           Porsche 911 GT3 RSR     -102 laps
29.  26 P2     Belmondo, Gosselin, Saviozzi   Paul Belmondo Racing      C65 Courage AER         -118 laps
30.  69 P1     Stack, Hignett, Collini        Team JOTA                 Zytek O4S               -122 laps
31.  76 GT     Tenchini, Moccia, Groppi       Autorlando Sport          Porsche 911 GT3 RSR     -125 laps
32.  32 P2     Field, Binnie, Field           Intersport Racing         Lola Judd               -129 laps
33.  89 GT     Berridge, Stockton, Caine      Chamberlain Motorsport    TVR 400R                -130 laps
34.  97 GT     Hiesse, Lavaggi                Auto Palace               Ferrari 360 Modena      -135 laps
35.  51 GTS    Morini, Strada, "Base Up"      MAC Racing                Chrysler Viper          -158 laps
36.   9 P1     Katoh, Michigami               Advan Kondo Racing        Dome Mugen              -164 laps
37.  90 GT     Ickx, Ihara, Kaufmann          T2M Motorsport            Porsche 911 GT3 RS      -168 laps
38.  60 GTS    Kumpen, Hallyday, Besson       Force One Racing          Pagani Zonda            -171 laps

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