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Pos Car Class Team Car Time Gap To 1st --- --- ----- ------------------------------------ ---------------------- -------- ------- ------- 1. 4 GT1 Kumpen, Longin ...

Published: Jul 7, 2007, 5:57 PM

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Pos Car Class Team                                 Car                        Time     Gap  To 1st
--- --- ----- ------------------------------------ ---------------------- -------- ------- -------
 1.   4 GT1   Kumpen, Longin                       Corvette C5R           1:24.787
 2.   5 GT1   Deletraz, Hezemans                   Corvette C6R           1:24.907   0.120   0.120
 3.  36 GT1   Lichtner-hoyer, Lechner              Aston Martin DBR9      1:25.688   0.781   0.901
 4.   7 GT1   Bouchut, Mucke                       Lamborghini Murcielago 1:25.855   0.167   1.068
 5.   1 GT1   Bartels, Biagi                       Maserati MC12 GT1      1:26.035   0.180   1.248
 6.   2 GT1   Ramos, Montanari                     Maserati MC12 GT1      1:26.127   0.092   1.340
 7.  33 GT1   Wendlinger, Sharp                    Aston Martin DBR9      1:26.339   0.212   1.552
 8.   8 GT1   Menten, Kox                          Lamborghini Murcielago 1:27.128   0.789   2.341
 9.  11 GT1   Bertolini, Piccini                   Maserati MC12 GT1      1:27.207   0.079   2.420
10.  23 GT1   Babini, Davies                       Aston Martin DBR9      1:27.302   0.095   2.515
11.  22 GT1   Alessi, Monfardini                   Aston Martin DBR9      1:27.323   0.021   2.536
12.  12 GT1   Giannoccaro, Pier Guidi              Maserati MC12 GT1      1:28.194   0.871   3.407
13.  50 GT2   Vilander, Muller                     Ferrari 430 GT2        1:29.295   1.101   4.508
14.  51 GT2   Bruni, Ortelli                       Ferrari 430 GT2        1:29.392   0.097   4.605
15.  63 GT2   Niarchos, Kirkaldy                   Ferrari 430 GT2        1:29.444   0.052   4.657
16.  74 GT2   Busnelli, Zani                       Porsche 997 GT3 RSR    1:30.166   0.722   5.379
17.  97 GT2   Collard, Malucelli                   Porsche 997 GT3 RSR    1:30.876   0.710   6.089
18.  52 GT2   Ruberti, Pasini                      Ferrari 430 GT2        1:30.892   0.016   6.105
19.  16 GT1   Macari, Aucott                       Maserati MC12 GT1      1:31.091   0.199   6.304
20.  62 GT2   Mullen, Janis                        Ferrari 430 GT2        1:31.137   0.046   6.350
21.  99 GT2   Machitski, Edwards                   Porsche 997 GT3 RSR    1:31.170   0.033   6.383
22.  53 GT2   Cressoni, Rugolo                     Ferrari 430 GT2        1:32.326   1.156   7.539
23.  15 GT1   Gosse, Kutemann                      Maserati MC12 GT1      1:33.713   1.387   8.926

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