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"ADAC STW-Championship" - Round 6 at Wunstorf Airfield ------------------Results sprint over 10 laps (50.5 km)------------------ Pos Driver Team/Car ...

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"ADAC STW-Championship" - Round 6 at Wunstorf Airfield

------------------Results sprint over 10 laps (50.5 km)------------------ Pos Driver Team/Car Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Laurent Aiello/F Peugeot Esso/Peugeot 406 17:56.672 2 Manuel Reuter/D Opel Team SMS/Opel Vectra + 1.805 3 Tom Kristensen/DK JAS Team Honda Sport/Honda Accord 12.191 4 Jorg van Ommen/D Peugeot Esso/Peugeot 406 12.812 5 Uwe Alzen/D Opel Team Holzer/Opel Vectra 13.400 6 Michael Krumm/D Nissan Primera Racing/Primera 19.836 7 Eric Helary/F TNT Team SMS/Opel Vectra 20.862 8 Frank Biela/D Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 28.921 9 Johnny Cecotto/YV BMW Team Schnitzer/BMW 320i 29.847 10 Joachim Winkelhock/D BMW Team Schnitzer/BMW 320i 30.239 11 Christian Menzel/D Team Isert/BMW 320i 34.675 12 Franz Engstler/D Irmscher Motorsport/Opel Vectra 41.952 13 Klaus Niedzwiedz/D Bemani Team/Opel Vectra 44.228 14 Peter Mamerow/D Mamerow Racing Team/BMW 320i 48.528 15 Christian Abt/D Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 1:14.349 16 Alexander Burgstaller/D Paulaner Team Holzer/Opel Vectra 1:16.369 17 Oliver Mayer/D Oliver Mayer Motorsport/Audi A4 1:16.795

FL: Laurent Aiello 146.361 (=170.93 kph)

out: Gabriele Tarquini/I JAS Team Honda Sport/Honda Accord (accident) Leopold Prinz v Bayern/D Team Isert/BMW 320i (accident) Emanuele Pirro/I Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 (accident) Roland Asch/D Nissan Primera Racing/Primera (accident) Marco Bromberger/D Bemani Team/Opel Vectra (accident) Stefano Modena/I Euroteam S.R.L./Alfa Romeo 156 (starter)

-------------------Results Race over 20 laps (101.0 km)------------------ Pos Driver Team/Car Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Manuel Reuter/D Opel Team SMS/Opel Vectra 35:43.777 2 Uwe Alzen/D Opel Team Holzer/Opel Vectra 10.597 3 Jorg van Ommen/D Peugeot Esso/Peugeot 406 11.017 4 Eric Helary/F TNT Team SMS/Opel Vectra 13.828 5 Tom Kristensen/DK JAS Team Honda Sport/Honda Accord 14.141 6 Michael Krumm/D Nissan Primera Racing/Primera 14.605 7 Alexander Burgstaller/D Paulaner Team Holzer/Opel Vectra 31.227 8 Christian Abt/D Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 32.790 9 Stefano Modena/I Euroteam S.R.L./Alfa Romeo 156 33.280 10 Johnny Cecotto/YV BMW Team Schnitzer/BMW 320i 1:17.618 11 Joachim Winkelhock/D BMW Team Schnitzer/BMW 320i 1:18.651 12 Christian Menzel/D Team Isert/BMW 320i 1:18.822 13 Klaus Niedzwiedz/D Bemani Team/Opel Vectra 1:19.400 14 Peter Mamerow/D Mamerow Racing Team/BMW 320i 1:20.343 15 Franz Engstler/D Irmscher Motorsport/Opel Vectra 1:21.378 16 Leopold Prinz v Bayern/D Team Isert/BMW 320i 1:28.211 17 Oliver Mayer/D Oliver Mayer Motorsport/Audi A4 -2 laps

FL: Manuel Reuter 1:46.130 (=171.30 kph)

out:    Laurent Aiello/F        Peugeot Esso/Peugeot 406 (engine)
        Frank Biela/D           Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 (accident)
        Emanuele Pirro/I        Abt Sportsline/Audi A4 (accident)

Standings: Pos Driver Pts ----------------------------------- 1 Johnny Cecotto 355 2 Laurent Aiello 310 3 Eric Helary 300 4 Uwe Alzen 294 5 Manuel Reuter 290 6 Joachim Winkelhock 236 7 Roland Asch 225 8 Gabriele Tarquini 221 9 Christian Abt 207 10 Jorg van Ommen 183 11 Tom Kristensen 152 12 Christian Menzel 149 13 Michael Krumm 145 14 Frank Biela 112 15 Alexander Burgstaller 108 Klaus Niedzwiedz 108 17 Peter Mamerow 105 18 Franz Engstler 101 19 Emanuele Pirro 93 20 Stefano Modena 85 21 Marco Bromberger 72 22 Oliver Mayer 70 23 Leopold Prinz von Bayern 68 24 Fabrizio Giovanardi 28 25 Nicola Larini 23

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