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Pos Car Class Drivers Car Time Gap To 1st --- --- ----- ------------------------------------ ---------------------- -------- ------- ------- 1. 8 GT1 Enrique Bernoldi ...

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Pos Car Class Drivers                              Car                        Time     Gap  To 1st
--- --- ----- ------------------------------------ ---------------------- -------- ------- -------
 1.   8 GT1   Enrique Bernoldi                     Corvette Z06           2:00.919
 2.   2 GT1   Alex Muller                          Maserati MC 12         2:01.856   0.937   0.937
 3.  33 GT1   Alex Pier Guidi                      Maserati MC 12         2:02.043   0.187   1.124
 4.   1 GT1   Andrea Bertolini                     Maserati MC 12         2:02.044   0.001   1.125
 5.   3 GT1   James Ruffier                        Corvette Z06           2:02.300   0.256   1.381
 6.   4 GT1   Mike Hezemans                        Corvette Z06           2:02.328   0.028   1.409
 7.  19 GT1   Thomas Biagi                         Corvette Z06           2:02.541   0.213   1.622
 8.  21 GT1   Olivier Panis                        Ferrari 550 Maranello  2:04.796   2.255   3.877
 9.  40 GT1   Bas Leinders                         Ford GT                2:05.853   1.057   4.934
10.  44 GT1   Thomas Mutsch                        Ford GT                2:07.108   1.255   6.189
11.  50 GT2   Gianmaria Bruni                      Ferrari F430           2:08.314   1.206   7.395
12.  55 GT2   Tim Mullen                           Ferrari F430           2:08.480   0.166   7.561
13.  97 GT2   Martin Ragginger                     Porsche 911 GT3 RS     2:08.924   0.444   8.005
14.  59 GT2   Sascha Maassen                       Porsche 911 GT3 RS     2:08.972   0.048   8.053
15.  51 GT2   Alvaro Barba Lopez                   Ferrari F430           2:09.436   0.464   8.517
16.  61 GT2   Darryl O'Young                       Porsche 911 GT3 RS     2:09.483   0.047   8.564
17.  60 GT2   Emmanuel Collard                     Porsche 911 GT3 RS     2:09.534   0.051   8.615
18.  95 GT2   Matias Russo                         Ferrari F430           2:09.551   0.017   8.632
19.  56 GT2   Andrew Kirkaldy                      Ferrari F430           2:09.722   0.171   8.803
20.  77 GT2   Matteo Malucelli                     Ferrari F430           2:09.743   0.021   8.824
21.  78 GT2   Diego Romanini                       Ferrari F430           2:11.078   1.335  10.159

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