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<pre> May 26th 2002 -- Danish Touringcar Championship: Championship positions - drivers: 1. Kurt Thiim Toyota Castrol Racing Toyota Corolla 89 p. 2. Jason Watt Peugeot Statoil Motorsport Peugeot ...

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<pre> May 26th 2002 -- Danish Touringcar Championship:

Championship positions - drivers: 1. Kurt Thiim Toyota Castrol Racing Toyota Corolla 89 p. 2. Jason Watt Peugeot Statoil Motorsport Peugeot 307 GTI 82 p. 3. Casper Elgaard Team Essex Invest BMW 320i 79 p. 4. Henrik Lundgaard Toyota Castrol Racing Toyota Corolla 66 p. 5. John Nielsen Team Essex Invest BMW 320i 62 p. 6. Michael Carlsen Carlsen Motorsport Peugeot 307 GTI 60 p. 7. Jan Magnussen Peugeot Statoil Motorsport Peugeot 307 GTI 55 p. 8. Henrik Larsen K-motorsport Honda Civic Type-R 50 p. 9. Mike Legarth Team Vamdrup BMW 320i 45 p. 10. Johnny V. Nielsen Peugeot RHR Racing Peugeot 306 GTI 38 p.

Championship positions - constructors: 1. Peugeot 169 p. 2. BMW 160 p. 3. Toyota 155 p. 4. Honda 81 p. 5. Citroën 61 p. 6. Volkswagen 14 p. 7. Seat 10 p. 7. Volvo 10 p. 9. AlfaRomeo 6 p. 10. Renault 4 p.

Next round: Jyllands-Ringen, June 9th.

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