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RACE: SCCA Runoffs T2 provisional results

<pre> Lexingtion, Ohio -- The provisional results from the T2 20-lap, 45.6-mile, at Mid-Ohio Sportscar Course, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, region, class, car, laps and reason out. 1.

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Lexingtion, Ohio -- The provisional results from the T2 20-lap, 45.6-mile, at Mid-Ohio Sportscar Course, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, region, class, car, laps and reason out.

1. (2), Thomas Oates, Chester Springs, Pa., Phil, Phil, , T2, Chev Camaro Z28, 20. 2. (12), Kumar Viswalingam, Cincinnati, Ohio, Cinc, Cinc, , T2, Ford Mustang, 20. 3. (8), Michael Patterson, Plano, Texas, Tex, Tex, , T2, Chev Camaro, 20. 4. (3), Rob Hines, Arlington, Va., WDC, WDC, , T2, Chev Camaro, 20. 5. (5), Brian Kelm, Northville, Mich., Det, Det, , T2, Ford Mustang, 20. 6. (4), Neal Sapp, Ellicott City, Md., WDC, WDC, , T2, Honda S2000, 20. 7. (11), Don Mills, Mansfield, Ohio, OhV, OhV, , T2, Chev Camaro, 20. 8. (17), JB Stringer, Austin, Texas, LnSt, LnSt, , T2, PontiacFirebird, 20. 9. (13), Segundo Quinones, Glenwood, Md., WDC, WDC, , T2, PontiacFirebird, 20. 10. (10), Alex Long, Kent, Wash., Nwst, Nwst, , T2, BMW M3, 20. 11. (1), Mark Sandridge, Westfield Center, Ohio, NeOh, NeOh, , T2, Porsche Boxster, 20. 12. (18), Richard Kulach, Coppell, Texas, Tex, Tex, , T2, Nissan 300ZX, 19. 13. (14), Jim Wade, Canal Fulton, Ohio, NeOh, NeOh, , T2, Chev Camaro, 19. 14. (15), Michael Miles, Huntington Beach, Calif., LnSt, LnSt, , T2, PontiacFirebird, 18. 15. (20), John Moore, New York City, N.Y., Atl, Atl, , T2, BMW M Coupe, 18. 16. (19), Tony Paterniti, Big Pine Key, Fla., Fla, Fla, , T2, Chev Camaro, 17. 17. (6), Paul Lambert, Los Gatos, Calif., SanF, SanF, , T2, BMW M3, 3, n.a. 18. (9), Mike Dougherty, Navarre, Ohio, NeOh, NeOh, , T2, Chev Camaro, 2, n.a. 19. (16), Kathy Lyle, Novelty, Ohio, NeOh, NeOh, , T2, BMW M Coupe, 0, n.a. 20. (7), Douglas Gamble, Escondido, Calif., SanD, SanD, , T2, BMW M3, 0, n.a.

time of race: 39 minutes, 08.632 seconds. average speed: 69.896 miles-per-hour margin of victory: 2.7669 seconds lap leaders:

fastest race lap: Rob Hines, 1:57.591 (69.801 mph)

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