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Pos Car Class Team Car Time Gap To 1st --- --- ----- ------------------------------------ ---------------------- -------- ------- ------- 1. 33 GT1 Wendlinger, Sharp ...

Published: Sep 7, 2007, 6:31 PM

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Pos Car Class Team                                 Car                        Time     Gap  To 1st
--- --- ----- ------------------------------------ ---------------------- -------- ------- -------
 1.  33 GT1   Wendlinger, Sharp                    Aston Martin DBR9      1:12.312
 2.  11 GT1   Bertolini, Piccini                   Maserati MC12 GT1      1:13.424   1.112   1.112
 3.   5 GT1   Deletraz, Hezemans                   Corvette C6R           1:13.721   0.297   1.409
 4.  22 GT1   Toccacelo, Monfardini                Aston Martin DBR9      1:13.909   0.188   1.597
 5.  12 GT1   Giannoccaro, Pier Guidi              Maserati MC12 GT1      1:14.094   0.185   1.782
 6.   7 GT1   Bouchut, Mucke                       Lamborghini Murcielago 1:14.166   0.072   1.854
 7.   1 GT1   Bartels, Biagi                       Maserati MC12 GT1      1:14.277   0.111   1.965
 8.  36 GT1   Lichtner-hoyer, Lechner              Aston Martin DBR9      1:14.514   0.237   2.202
 9.  28 GT1   Menten, Kox                          Lamborghini Murcielago 1:14.831   0.317   2.519
10.  51 GT2   Bruni, Ortelli                       Ferrari 430 GT2        1:15.404   0.573   3.092
11.   2 GT1   Ramos, Montanari                     Maserati MC12 GT1      1:15.602   0.198   3.290
12.   4 GT1   Kumpen, Longin                       Corvette C5R           1:15.690   0.088   3.378
13.  16 GT1   Ferte, Aucott                        Maserati MC12 GT1      1:15.721   0.031   3.409
14.  23 GT1   Babini, Davies                       Aston Martin DBR9      1:15.834   0.113   3.522
15.  15 GT1   Kutemann, Moser                      Maserati MC12 GT1      1:16.394   0.560   4.082
16.  97 GT2   Collard, Malucelli                   Porsche 997 GT3 RSR    1:16.530   0.136   4.218
17.  74 GT2   Zani, Pompidou                       Porsche 997 GT3 RSR    1:16.662   0.132   4.350
18.  18 GT1   Cloet, Amaduzzi                      Corvette C5R           1:16.949   0.287   4.637
19.  99 GT2   Machitski, Edwards                   Porsche 997 GT3 RSR    1:16.985   0.036   4.673
20.  62 GT2   Mullen, Turner                       Ferrari 430 GT2        1:16.996   0.011   4.684
21.  53 GT2   Cressoni, Mediani                    Ferrari 430 GT2        1:17.047   0.051   4.735
22.  50 GT2   Vilander, Muller                     Ferrari 430 GT2        1:17.303   0.256   4.991
23.  63 GT2   Bell, Sugden                         Ferrari 430 GT2        1:17.316   0.013   5.004
24. 101 G2    Leinders, Kuppens                    Gillet Vertigo         1:17.356   0.040   5.044
25.  21 GT1   Kessel, Palma                        Ferrari 575 Maranello  1:19.223   1.867   6.911
26.  52 GT2   Pasini, Ruberti                      Ferrari 430 GT2        1:21.252   2.029   8.940

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