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BOWMANVILLE, Ontario, Can., (May 19, 1996) -- Results from Sunday's 40-lap, 98.36-mile Sunoco Ultra 94 Trans-Am race at Mosport Park, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car, laps and reason out. 1, (1), ...

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BOWMANVILLE, Ontario, Can., (May 19, 1996) -- Results from Sunday's 40-lap, 98.36-mile Sunoco Ultra 94 Trans-Am race at Mosport Park, with finishing position, starting position in parentheses, driver, hometown, car, laps and reason out. 1, (1), Paul Gentilozzi, Lansing, Mich., Chevy Camaro, 40. 2, (3), Jamie Galles, Albuquerque, N.M., Chevy Camaro, 40. 3, (5), Tom Kendall, Apopka, Fla., Ford Mustang, 40. 4, (9), Greg Pickett, Alamo, Calif., Chevy Camaro, 40. 5, (8), Brian Simo, Carlsbad, Calif., Ford Mustang, 40. 6, (6), Boris Said III, Carlsbad, Calif., Ford Mustang, 40. 7, (4), Dorsey Schroeder, Osage Beach, Mo., Ford Mustang, 40. 8, (11), Bill Saunders, Dallas, Texas, Chevy Camaro, 40. 9, (13), Dale Phelon, San Juan Puerto Rico, , Ford Mustang, 40. 10, (12), Max Lagod, Barrington, Ill., Chevy Camaro, 40. 11, (14), R.J. Valentine, Hingham, Mass., Chevy Camaro, 40. 12, (16), Leighton Reese, Minnetonka, Minn., Pont.Grand Prix, 39. 13, (18), Craig Shafer, Somerset, Pa., Chevy Camaro, 38. 14, (17), Kenny Bupp, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Chevy Camaro, 36, CRASH. 15, (21), Glenn Andrew, Farmersburg, Ind., Chevy Camaro, 30, SUSP. 16, (10), Jon Gooding, Longwood, Fla., Ford Mustang, 27, TRANS. 17, (2), Ron Fellows, Toronto, Canada, Chevy Camaro, 17, MECH. 18, (19), John W. Miller IV, Johnson City, Tenn., Chevy Camaro, 11, TRANS. 19, (20), John Halbing, Dallas, Pa., Chevy Camaro, 8, MECH. 20, (15), Don Sak, West Bloomfield, Mich., Olds Cutlass, 5, SUSP. 21, (7), Kenny Wilden, Burlington Canada, Chevy Camaro, 2, OIL LINE. 22, (22), Jerry Simmons, Ancaster, Canada, Chevy Camaro, 0, D.N.S.

Time of race: 1 hours, 4 minutes, 29.145 seconds. Average speed: 91.517 miles-per-hour Margin of victory: .349 seconds Lap leaders: #5 Gentilozzi, laps 1-40 Fastest race lap: Tom Kendall, 1:21.363 (108.801 mph)

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