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Lime Rock: GT starting line-up
<pre> LAKEVILLE, Conn. - Starting lineup for Monday's SCCA Pro Racing SPEED World Challenge GT Championship Round Three race, part of the Lime Rock Park Grand Prix at Lime Rock Park, with position, car number in parenthesis, driver, hometown, ...
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<pre> LAKEVILLE, Conn. - Starting lineup for Monday's SCCA Pro Racing SPEED World Challenge GT Championship Round Three race, part of the Lime Rock Park Grand Prix at Lime Rock Park, with position, car number in parenthesis, driver, hometown, car, fastest lap time and speed in miles per hour. Top 10 order determined by a single car, single lap shootout.
1. (22), Randy Pobst, Melbourne, Fla., Porsche 911 Cup, 0:58.759, 93.738. 2. (42), Peter Cunningham, W. Bend, Wis., Acura NSX SC, 0:58.954, 93.428. 3. (1), Michael Galati, N. Olmstead, Ohio, Audi S4 Comp., 0:59.047, 93.281. 4. (25), Jeff McMillin, Erie, Pa., BMW M3, 0:59.207, 93.029. 5. (81), Johannes van Overbeek, Danville, Calif., Porsche 911 Cup, 0:59.496, 92.577. 6. (35), David Farmer, Albemarle, N.C., Corvette ZO6, 0:59.659, 92.324. 7. (15), Eric Curran, S. Deerfield, Mass., Corvette ZO6, 0:59.819, 92.077. 8. (8), Derek Bell, Pagham, England, Audi S4 Comp., 0:59.933, 91.902. 9. (80), Justin Marks, Woodside, Calif., Porsche 911 Cup, 1:00.004, 91.793. 10. (44), John Young(R), Woodside, Calif., Saleen SR, no time. 11. (14), Michael Culver(R), Westport, Conn., Porsche 911 Cup, 0:59.624, 92.378. 12. (73), Phil McClure, Floris, Iowa, Corvette ZO6, 1:00.012, 91.781. 13. (23), Bob Miller, Ellicott City, Md., Porsche 911 Cup, 1:00.767, 90.641. 14. (18), Daniel Eastman, Braselton, Ga., Porsche 911 Cup, 1:00.822, 90.559. 15. (52), Henry Gilbert(R), Miramar, Fla., Corvette ZO6, 1:00.958, 90.357. 16. (92), Mark Anderson, Anaheim, Calif., Porsche 928 GTS, 1:01.272, 89.894. 17. (13), Greg Merril(R), Bethesda, Md., Porsche 911 Cup, 1:01.418, 89.680. 18. (33), Tim Wiens(R), Westminster, Colo., Porsche 911 Cup, 1:02.257, 88.471. 19. (26), Alain Chebeir, Pelham, N.Y., BMW MCoupe, 1:02.269, 88.454. 20. (74), Peter Tonelli, Northboro, Mass., Toyota Supra T, 1:02.841, 87.649. 21. (93), Brad Flowers(R), Toronto, Ontario, Porsche 993 SC, 1:03.370, 86.918. 22. (99), Walter Detheir, Warren, Conn., Mustang Cobra R, 1:07.311, 81.829. 23. (95), Jeff Wade(R), Buford, Ga., Porsche 911 Cup, 1:07.347, 81.785. 24. (41), Boris Said, Carlsbad, Calif., Roush Mustang, no time.
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