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Road Atlanta Qualifying, Petit Le Mans
Petit Le Mans Qualifying Braselton, Georgia-October 9, 1998 Under clear skies and temperatures in the mid-70's, the Porsche GT-1 EVO of Alan McNish, Yannick Dalmas and Uze Alzen, winners of last years "24 Hours of Le Mans", edged out the Ferrari ...
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Petit Le Mans Qualifying
Braselton, Georgia-October 9, 1998
Under clear skies and temperatures in the mid-70's, the Porsche GT-1 EVO of Alan McNish, Yannick Dalmas and Uze Alzen, winners of last years "24 Hours of Le Mans", edged out the Ferrari 333SP of Didier Theys and Mauro Baldi to take the pole for Saturdays 1000 mile\10 Hour Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta.
1. (26) Uwe Alzen, Germany, Yannick Dalmas, France, Allan McNish, Scotland, GT1 -ACO, Porsche 911 GT1, 1:13.754, 124.955.
2. (27) Freddy Lienhard, Switzerland, Didier Theys, Scottsdale, Ariz., Mauro Baldi, WSC, Ferrari 333SP, 1:14.136, 124.312.
3 . (77) Michele Alboreto, Italy, Stefan Johansson, Sweden, Jorg Muller, Germany, LMP1-ACO, Porsche LMP1 98, 1:14.454, 123.781.
4. (7) Wayne Taylor, Altamonte Springs, Fla., Eric van de Poele, San Diego, Calif., Emmanuel Collard, France, LMP1-ACO, Ferrari 333SP, 1:14.531, 123.653.
5. (88) Bill Dollahite, Austin, Texas, Mike Davies, Deland, Fla., Anthony Lazzaro, Atlanta, WSC, Ferrari 333SP, 1:14.956, 122.952.
6. (8) Scott Schubot, West Palm Beach, Fla., Henry Camferdam, Indianapolis, Ind., Butch Leitzinger, State College, Pa., WSC, Ford R&S MK III, 1:15.469, 122.116.
7. (39) Jim Matthews, Warsaw, N.C., David Murry, Atlanta, Ga., Hurley Haywood, Jacksonville, Fla., WSC, Ford R&S MK III, 1:16.065, 121.159.
8. (38) Thierry Boutsen, Belgium, Ralph Kellener, Germany, Bob Wollek, France, GT1-ACO, Porsche GT1-ACO EVO, 1:16.322, 120.751.
9. (21) Phillipe Gache, France, Anthony Beltoise, France, Jerome Policand, France, LMP1-ACO, Ford R&S MK III, 1:16.430, 120.580.
10. (4) David Brabham, Maidenhead UK, Scott Pruett, Granite Bay, Calif., Andy Wallace, France, Sports Car GT1, Panoz GTR-1, 1:16.951, 119.764.
11. (28) Jon Field, Dublin, Ohio, John Mirro, Bath, Pa., Joaquin De Soto, Miami, Fla., Jeret Schroeder, Vineland, N.J., WSC, Ford R&S MK III, 1:17.162, 119.437.
12. (07) John Nielsen, Denmark, Doc Bundy, Gainesville, Ga., Christophe Tinseau, France, GT1- ACO, Panoz GTR-1 Hybrid, 1:18.415, 117.528.
13. (29) Sam Brown, Weston, Conn., Jacek Mucha, Canada, Ken Dromm, Seminole, Fla., Simon Gregg, Portland, Ore., WSC, Ford R&S MK III, 1:19.155, 116.429.
14. (63) Jim Downing, Atlanta, Yojiro Terada, Japan, Howard Katz, Palisades, N.Y., LMP1-ACO, Mazda Auto exe, 1:22.190, 112.130.
15. (72) Franz Konrad, Germany, Jan Lammers, Netherlands, GT2-ACO, Porsche 911 Turbo, 1:24.654, 108.866.
16. (00) Patrice Goueslard, France, Stephane Ortelli, Monaco, Jack Leconte, Caen France, GT2- ACO, Porsche 911 Turbo, 1:25.895, 107.293.
17. (10) Mark Simo, Carlsbad, Calif., Andy Pilgrim, Cooper City, Fla., Bill Auberlen, Redondo Beach, Calif., Sports Car GT3, BMW M3, 1:26.557, 106.473.
18. (73) Peter Kitchak, Excelsior, Minn., Angelo Zadra, Italy, Charlie Slater, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., GT2-ACO, Porsche 911 Turbo, 1:26.845, 106.120.
19. (1) Peter Cunningham, West Bend, Mich., Brian Simo, Carlsbad, Calif., Terry Borcheller, Phoenix, Javier Quiros, San Jose Costa Rica, Sports Car GT3, BMW M3, 1:26.846, 106.118.
20. (81) Michel Ligonnet, France, Lance Stewart, Jupiter, Fla., GT2-ACO, Porsche 911 Turbo, 1:27.068, 105.848.
21. (6) Ross Bentley, Canada, Darren Law, Phoenix, David Besnard, Australia, Jeff Shafer, Overton, Nev., Sports Car GT3, BMW M3, 1:27.687, 105.101.
22. (04) John Graham, West Palm Beach, Fla., John Morton, El Segundo, Calif., Ron Fellows, Canada, GT2, Porsche 911 Turbo, 1:27.999, 104.728.
23. (23) Darryl Havens, Seattle, Cort Wagner, Santa Monica, Calif., Kelly Collins, Corona Del Mar, Calif., Sports Car GT3, Porsche RSR, 1:28.021, 104.702.
24. (12) Randy Pobst, Melbourne, Fla., Pete Halsmer, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., Shane Lewis, Jupiter, Fla., Sports Car GT3, BMW M3, 1:28.227, 104.457.
25. (93) Henry Taleb, Equador, Javier Collado, Costa Rica, Rob Wilson, England, Sports Car GT3, Nissan 240SX, 1:29.713, 102.727.
26. (76) Peter Argetsinger, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Richard Polidori, Boca Raton, Fla., Angelo Cilli, Steamboat Springs, Colo., Sports Car GT3, Porsche 911 RSR, 1:30.219, 102.151.
27. (86) Danny Marshall, Danville, Va., Steve Marshall, Christiansburg, Va., Sylvain Tremblay, Pompano Beach, Fla., Sports Car GT3, Porsche RSR, 1:30.416, 101.928.
28. (68) Charles Coker Jr., Hartsville, S.C., Dave White, Tampa, Fla., Joe Foster, Atlanta, Ga., Joe Varde, Charlotte, N.C., Sports Car GT2, Porsche 968 RS, 1:30.917, 101.367.
29. (75) Cameron Worth, Lighthouse Point, Fla., Scott Sansone, Coconut Creek, Fla., Sports Car GT2, Mazda RX7, 1:33.375, 98.698. ____________________________________________________________________________
Richard Sloop Motorspport News International Atlanta, Georgia
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