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Toshiba Copiers & Fax Nevada Grand Prix Las Vegas Motor Speedway April 24-26, 1998 1. (1) Wayne Taylor, Altamonte Springs, Fla., Eric van de Poele, Monaco, WSC, Ferrari 333SP, 176. 2. (2) David Brabham, England, ...
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Toshiba Copiers & Fax Nevada Grand Prix Las Vegas Motor Speedway April 24-26, 1998
1. (1) Wayne Taylor, Altamonte Springs, Fla., Eric van de Poele, Monaco, WSC, Ferrari 333SP, 176.
2. (2) David Brabham, England, Andy Wallace, France, GT1, Panoz GTR1, 176. 3. (8) Jim Downing, Atlanta, Chris Ronson, Modesto, Calif., WSC, Mazda Kudzu, 163. 4. (10) Bill Auberlen, Redondo Beach, Calif., Andy Pilgrim, Cooper City, Fla., GT2, BMW M3, 160.
5. (13) Mark Simo, Carlsbad, Calif., Marc Duez, Belgium, Bill Auberlen, Redondo Beach, Calif., GT3, BMW M3, 160. 6. (15) Peter Cunningham, Milwaukee, Ross Bentley, Canada, GT3, BMW M3, 159. 7. (16) Tom Peterson, Huntington Beach, Calif., Dennis Aase, Anaheim, Calif., GT3, Porsche 911 RSR, 159. 8. (12) Darryl Havens, Seattle, Cort Wagner, Santa Monica, Calif., GT3, Porsche 911 RSR, 158. 9. (14) Chris Cervelli, Phoenix, Bruce Busby, Puyallup, Wash., GT3, Porsche 911 RSR, 157. 10. (18) Mike Doolin, Sandy, Utah, Scott Peeler, Sandy, Utah, GT3, Porsche 911 RSR, 157. 11. (11) Larry Schumacher, Cincinnati, Martin Snow, Pleasant Grove, Utah, GT2, Porsche 911 GT2, 156.
12. (17) Jorge Trejos, Costa Rica, Tim Ralston, Portland, Ore., GT3, Porsche, 154. 13. (7) Joaquin de Soto, Miami, John Mirro, Bath, Pa., WSC, Oldsmobile Spice, 154. 14. (20) Michael Petersen, Las Vegas, Dale White, Las Vegas, Don Kitch Jr., Seattle, GT3, Porsche 911 RSR, 150. 15. (5) Jon B. Field, Dublin, Ohio, Rick Sutherland, Los Gatos, Calif., Butch Brickell, Miami, WSC, Ford R&S, 149. 16. (4) Eric Bernard, France, Raul Boesel, Key Biscayne, Fla., GT1, Panoz GTR1, 148. 17. (6) Shane Donley, Las Vegas, Kris Wilson, Newport Beach, Calif., WSC, Ford Keiler KII, 135. 18. (3) James Matthews, Warsaw, N.C., David Murry, Atlanta, WSC, Ford R&S MKIII, 82. 19. (9) Shane Lewis, Jupiter, Fla., Vic Rice, San Rafael, Calif., GT1, Mosler Raptor, 38. 20. (22) Bill Dollahite, Austin, Texas, Mike Davies, Deland, Fla., WSC, Chevrolet Spice, 30.
21. (19) Dorsey Schroeder, Sebring, Fla., Bill Eagle, Tampa, Fla., GT2, Vector M12, 2.
Winner's time: 3 hours, 45 minutes, 52.713 seconds. Margin of victory: .445-sec.
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