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DETROIT, June 8, 1996 - Results of the 48-lap Trans-Am race at the 2.1-mile Belle Isle temporary circuit: P. (S) Driver Ctry Car Laps ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. (2) ...
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DETROIT, June 8, 1996 - Results of the 48-lap Trans-Am race at the 2.1-mile Belle Isle temporary circuit: P. (S) Driver Ctry Car Laps ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. (2) Dorsey Schroeder U.S. Ford Mustang Cobra 48. 2. (4) Ron Fellows CAN Chevrolet Camaro 48. 3. (3) Boris Said III U.S. Ford Mustang Cobra 48. 4. (5) Tom Kendall U.S. Ford Mustang Cobra 48. 5. (8) Greg Pickett U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 48. 6. (9) Brian Simo U.S. Ford Mustang Cobra 48. 7. (6) Jamie Galles U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 48. 8. (10) Scott Sharp U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 48. 9. (13) Jon Gooding U.S. Ford Mustang Cobra 48. 10. (7) Paul Gentilozzi U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 48. 11. (11) Bill Saunders U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 48. 12. (12) Dino Crescentini U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 48. 13. (15) R.J. Valentine U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 48. 14. (14) Leighton Reese U.S. Pontiac Grand Prix 47. 15. (21) Bob Ruman U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 47. 16. (23) Bruce Nesbitt U.S. Ford Mustang Cobra 47. 17. (1) Dale Phelon P. Rico Ford Mustang Cobra 46. 18. (16) Don Sak U.S. Oldsmobile Cutlass 45. 19. (25) Glenn Andrew U.S. Chevrolet Camaro 44. 20. (19) Trent Terry U.S. Oldsmobile Cutlass 37. 21. (18) Claudio Burtin ARG Ford Mustang Cobra Mech. 22. (17) John W. Miller IV U.S. Chevrolet Camaro Mech. 23. (20) Craig Shafer U.S. Chevrolet Camaro Oil line 24. (22) Max Lagod U.S. Chevrolet Camaro Mech. 25. (24) Jerry Simmons CAN Chevrolet Camaro Engine. Time of race: 1:28:59.91. Average speed: 67.956 mph. Margin of victory: 0.237 seconds. Fastest race lap: Greg Pickett: 1:27.182. Lap leaders: Laps 1-48, Schroeder.
MC --- þ 1st 1.11 #8604 þ Nervous as a long-tailed cat in a roomfull of rocking chairs
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