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<pre> Danish Touringcar Championship -- round 4 of 8 --Ring Knutstorp Heat 1 -- 12 laps of 2,070 kms: 1. Casper Elgaard Team Essex Invest BMW 320i 13.13,778 2. Jason Watt Peugeot Statoil ...

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<pre> Danish Touringcar Championship -- round 4 of 8 --Ring Knutstorp

Heat 1 -- 12 laps of 2,070 kms:

1.  Casper Elgaard      Team Essex Invest               BMW 320i                13.13,778
2.  Jason Watt          Peugeot Statoil Motorsport      Peugeot 307 GTI         13.21,991
3.  Michael Carlsen     Carlsen Motorsport              Peugeot 307 GTI         13.25,099
4.  Henrik Lundgaard    Toyota Castrol Racing           Toyota Corolla          13.29,237
5.  Kurt Thiim          Toyota Castrol Racing           Toyota Corolla          13.29,335
6.  Pierre Legarth      BMW Motorsport                  BMW 320i                13.30,051
7.  Mike Legarth        Team Vamdrup                    BMW 320i                13.30,646
8.  Jacob Kristensen    K-motorsport                    Honda Civic Type-R      13.31,558
9.  Jesper Sylvest      Team Racing Ahead               Citroën Xsara Coupé VTS 13.34,851
10. Jørgen Weinreich    Team Racing Ahead               Citroën Xsara Coupé VTS 13.37,945

Fastest lap: Jens Edman, Peugeot 307 GTI, 1.04,871 / 114,874 km/t (new lap record).

Heat 2 -- 15 laps of 2,070 kms:

1.  Jens Edman          Peugeot Statoil Motorsport      Peugeot 307 GTI         16.29,414
2.  Kurt Thiim          Toyota Castrol Racing           Toyota Corolla          16.31,243
3.  John Nielsen        Team Essex Invest               BMW 320i                16.37,215
4.  Michael Carlsen     Carlsen Motorsport              Peugeot 307 GTI         16.44,779
5.  Jason Watt          Peugeot Statoil Motorsport      Peugeot 307 GTI         16.48,183
6.  Pierre Legarth      BMW Motorsport                  BMW 320i                16.48,596
7.  Martin Jensen       Peugeot Statoil Motorsport      Peugeot 307 GTI         16.49,715
8.  Jesper Sylves       tTeam Racing Ahead              Citroën Xsara Coupé VTS 16.54,454
9.  Henrik Larsen       K-motorsport Honda              Civic Type-R            16.55,457
10. Casper Elgaard      Team Essex Invest               BMW 320i                16.56,991

Fastest lap: Thiim, 1.05,177 / 114,334 km/t.

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