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Mid-Ohio qualifying times
Pos Car Driver Laps Time Gap To 1st Speed --- --- -------------------- ---- ---------- ------- ------- ------- 1. 19 Chuck Hemmingson 10 1:42.487 79.315 2. 7 Ken Dobson 10 ...
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Pos Car Driver Laps Time Gap To 1st Speed
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1. 19 Chuck Hemmingson 10 1:42.487 79.315
2. 7 Ken Dobson 10 1:43.562 1.075 1.075 78.492
3. 64 Bob Endicott* 10 1:43.660 0.098 1.173 78.418
4. 93 Bill Auberlen 11 1:43.713 0.053 1.226 78.378
5. 18 Charles Espenlaub 9 1:43.793 0.080 1.306 78.317
6. 40 Jeff Altenburg 9 1:43.894 0.101 1.407 78.241
7. 36 James Clay* 11 1:43.980 0.086 1.493 78.177
8. 78 Jon Prall 10 1:44.201 0.221 1.714 78.011
9. 92 Will Turner 10 1:44.523 0.322 2.036 77.770
10. 50 Matt Plumb* 10 1:44.704 0.181 2.217 77.636
11. 42 Pierre Kleinubing 10 1:44.880 0.176 2.393 77.506
12. 4 Shauna Marinus 10 1:44.945 0.065 2.458 77.458
13. 29 James Sofronas 8 1:45.938 0.993 3.451 76.732
14. 88 Roger Foo 9 1:46.159 0.221 3.672 76.572
15. 1 Peter Cunningham 10 1:46.217 0.058 3.730 76.530
16. 2 Eric Curran 10 1:46.251 0.034 3.764 76.506
17. 27 Nic Jonsson 10 1:46.307 0.056 3.820 76.465
18. 84 Mike Van_Sicklen* 10 1:46.364 0.057 3.877 76.424
19. 86 Robert Baxter 10 1:46.527 0.163 4.040 76.307
20. 81 Mike Fitzgerald 8 1:46.783 0.256 4.296 76.124
21. 46 Zac Mazzotta* 9 1:47.222 0.439 4.735 75.813
22. 83 Tim Pappas* 7 1:47.291 0.069 4.804 75.764
23. 24 Jim Osborn 10 1:47.317 0.026 4.830 75.746
24. 71 Alex Juhasz 9 1:47.327 0.010 4.840 75.739
25. 94 Frank Selldorff 10 1:47.515 0.188 5.028 75.606
26. 16 Phil Parlato 10 1:47.992 0.477 5.505 75.272
27. 58 Tom Stewart* 10 1:48.409 0.417 5.922 74.983
28. 68 Leo Capaldi 9 1:49.154 0.745 6.667 74.471
29. 00 Andrew Monterrubio 10 1:49.248 0.094 6.761 74.407
30. 60 Fred Pignataro 10 1:49.471 0.223 6.984 74.255
31. 21 Chistian Elder* 7 1:50.413 0.942 7.926 73.622
32. 9 Mark German 8 1:50.986 0.573 8.499 73.242
33. 37 Matt Richmond* 10 1:51.219 0.233 8.732 73.088
34. 75 Laurence Oliva 10 1:52.480 1.261 9.993 72.269
35. 44 Kevin McKee* 10 1:54.404 1.924 11.917 71.053
36. 45 Fred Meyer 9 1:59.486 5.082 16.999 68.031
37. 20 Mark Crellin 9 1:59.528 0.042 17.041 68.007
38. 39 Rick Gilhart 1 2:39.512 39.984 57.025 50.960
39. 54 Paul Bonaccorsi 0 No Time
40. 62 Scott Zeigler 0 No Time
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