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Bankfin Rounds 5 and 6 results and points

SOUTH AFRICAN TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP, ROUNDS 5 & 6, PHAKISA FREEWAY (ZA), 2 x 12 LAPS, 101,76 Km, APRIL 29, Race 1 1 Terry Moss (Audi), 21m 12,63s; 2 Mark Peters (Nissan), 21m 13,63s; 3 Shaun Watson-Smith (Opel), 21m 15,41s; 4 Giniel de ...

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SOUTH AFRICAN TOURING CAR CHAMPIONSHIP, ROUNDS 5 & 6, PHAKISA FREEWAY (ZA), 2 x 12 LAPS, 101,76 Km, APRIL 29,

Race 1 1 Terry Moss (Audi), 21m 12,63s; 2 Mark Peters (Nissan), 21m 13,63s; 3 Shaun Watson-Smith (Opel), 21m 15,41s; 4 Giniel de Villiers (Nissan), 21m 18,89s; 5 Deon Joubert (Opel), 21m 20,51s; 6 Marco dos Santos (BMW), 21m 24,22s; 7 Neil Stephen (Audi), 21m 42,64s; 8 Marco da Cunha (Nissan Primera), 23M 02,02s; 9 Colin Hastie (Nissan), 23m 02,38s; 10 Brian Martin (Toyota), 23m 03,49s

Fastest lap (new lap record): Watson-Smith, 1m 44,904s.

Race 2

1 Giniel De Villiers (Nissan), 21m 12,84s; 2 Mark Peters (Nissan), 21m 15,35s; 3 Shaun Watson-Smith (Opel), 21m 16,38s; 4 Shaun van der Linde (BMW), 21m 22,65s; 5 Terry Moss (Audi), 21m 27,27s; 6 Marco Dos Santos (BMW), 21m 30,01s; 7 Duncan Vos (Nissan), 21m 32,85s; 8 Neil Stephen (Audi), 21m 38,25s; 9 George Bezuidenhout (Nissan), 23m 04,36s; 10 Brian Martin (Toyota), 23m 05,75s

Fastest lap: De Villiers, 1m 45,905s.

CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS (after 6 rounds of 20)

Drivers

1 Giniel de Villiers (Nissan Primera) 84; 2 Shaun Watson-Smith (Opel Vectra) 65; 3 Terry Moss (Audi A4) 48; 4 Mark Peters (Nissan Primera) 47; 5 Duncan Vos (Nissan Primera) 41; 6 Shaun van der Linde (BMW) 32; 7 Deon Joubert (Opel Vectra) 26; 8 Anthony Taylor (Audi A4) 23; 9 Marco dos Santos (BMW) 20; 10 Neil Stephen (Audi A4) 16;

Manufacturers

1 Nissan 181; 2 Opel 87; 3 Audi 82; 4 BMW 44; 5 Toyota 2.

Procar Challenge

1 George Bezuidenhout (Nissan Primera) 72; 2 Colin Hastie (Nissan Primera) 67; 3 Marco da Cunha (Nissan Primera) 59; 4 Brian Martin (Toyota Corolla) 30; 5 Visser du Plessis (Nissan Sentra) and Anthony Taylor (Nissan Sentra) 16; 7 Bevin Masters (VW Polo) 11; 8 Luigi Ferro (VW Golf) 9; 9 Owen Roberts (VW Golf) 8.

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