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Nurburgring Results and Final Standings

"ADAC STW-Championship" - Round 10 at Nurburgring (short track=3.043 km) ------------------Results sprint over 17 laps (51.731 km)---------------- Pos Driver Team/Car ...

Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM

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"ADAC STW-Championship" - Round 10 at Nurburgring (short track=3.043 km)

------------------Results sprint over 17 laps (51.731 km)---------------- Pos Driver Team/Car Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Uwe Alzen/D Opel Team Holzer/Opel Vectra 20:45.442 2 Christian Abt/D Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 quattro + 0.256 3 Tom Kristensen/DK JAS Engineering/Honda Accord 4.207 4 Manuel Reuter/D Opel Team Holzer/Opel Vectra 4.782 5 Roland Asch/D Irmscher/Opel Vectra 5.136 6 Eric Helary/F Opel Team Holzer/Opel Vectra 8.941 7 Michael Bartels/D AZK Phoenix Racing/Audi A4 quattro 12.310 8 Kris Nissen/DK Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 quattro 19.487 9 Arnd Meier/D AZK Phoenix Racing/Audi A4 quattro 23.053 10 Stefano Modena/I Euroteam/Alfa Romeo 156 25.653 11 Gabriele Tarquini/I JAS Engineering/Honda Accord 28.914 12 Gianluca Paglicci/I Euroteam/Alfa Romeo 156 38.279 13 Oliver Mayer/D Mayer Motorsport/Audi A4 quattro 45.321 14 Heinrich Symanzick/D Raceline Marketing/Opel Vectra 50.112 15 Andrej Studenic/SK NT Slowakia/Audi A4 quattro 50.248 16 Christian Zink/D Mayer Motorsport/Audi A4 quattro 58.587 17 Thomas Stingl/D KW-Racing/Honda Accord 59.397 18 Patrick Hildenbrandt/D Hildenbrandt/Opel Vectra 1:00.084 19 Franz Engstler/D ER Motorsport/Alfa Romeo 155 TS 1:10.836 20 Wolfgang Treml/A ER Motorsport/Alfa Romeo 155 TS -1 lap 21 Georg Severich/D Grohs Mororsport/BMW 320i -2 laps (accident) 22 Olaf Pleuger/D Pleuger Motorsport/Opel Vectra -5 laps (steering) FL: Uwe Alzen 1:12.412 (=151.284 kph)

not classified: Vaclav Nimc/CZ NH Car Sports/Opel Vectra -12 laps (accident)

-------------------Results Race over 33 laps (100.419 km)---------------- Pos Driver Team/Car Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Tom Kristensen/DK JAS Engineering/Honda Accord 40:28.486 2 Uwe Alzen/D Opel Team Holzer/Opel Vectra +10.266 3 Gabriele Tarquini/I JAS Engineering/Honda Accord 12.177 4 Michael Bartels/D AZK Phoenix Racing/Audi A4 quattro 24.040 5 Arnd Meier/D AZK Phoenix Racing/Audi A4 quattro 39.351 6 Stefano Modena/I Euroteam/Alfa Romeo 156 40.934 7 Gianluca Paglicci/I Euroteam/Alfa Romeo 156 49.324 8 Oliver Mayer/D Mayer Motorsport/Audi A4 quattro 50.133 9 Andrej Studenic/SK NT Slowakia/Audi A4 quattro 50.393 10 Christian Abt/D Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 quattro 1:46.351 11 Christian Zink/D Mayer Motorsport/Audi A4 quattro -1 lap 12 Kris Nissen/DK Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 quattro -1 lap 13 Heinrich Symanzick/D Raceline Marketing/Opel Vectra -1 lap 14 Olaf Pleuger/D Pleuger Motorsport/Opel Vectra -1 lap 15 Franz Engstler/D ER Motorsport/Alfa Romeo 155 TS -1 lap 16 Georg Severich/D Grohs Mororsport/BMW 320i -1 lap 17 Vaclav Nimc/CZ NH Car Sports/Opel Vectra -1 lap 18 Wolfgang Treml/A ER Motorsport/Alfa Romeo 155 TS -2 laps 19 Patrick Hildenbrandt/D Hildenbrandt/Opel Vectra -2 laps 20 Thomas Stingl/D KW-Racing/Honda Accord -8 laps

FL: Tom Kristensen 1:12.397 (=151.316 kph)

not classified: Eric Helary/F Opel Team Holzer/Opel Vectra -32 laps (accident) Roland Asch/D Irmscher/Opel Vectra (DQ)

Final standings (top 10):

Pos     Driver                  Pts
-----------------------------------
 1      Uwe Alzen               576 ***Champion***
 2      Christian Abt           566
 3      Tom Kristensen          486
 4      Gabriele Tarquini       476
 5      Kris Nissen             443
 6      Manuel Reuter           442
 7      Michael Bartels         421
 8      Eric Helary             361
 9      Arnd Meier              333
10      Oliver Mayer            308

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