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Pos   # Class   Drivers                             Team                         Car                         Laps
--- --- ------- ----------------------------------- ---------------------------- --------------------- ----------
 1.   8 LMP1    Biela, Pirro, Werner                Audi Sport Team Joest        Audi R10 V12 TDI             143
 2.  17 LMP1    Helary, Loeb, Montagny              Pescarolo Sport              Pescarolo C60H Judd          140
 3.   7 LMP1    Capello, Kristensen, McNish         Audi Sport Team Joest        Audi R10 V12 TDI             138
 4.  14 LMP1    Lammers, Johansson, Yoong           Racing for Holland           Dome S101H Judd              137
 5. 009 LMGT1   Sarrazin, Lamy, Ortelli             Aston Martin Racing          Aston Martin DBR9            133
 6.  64 LMGT1   Gavin, Beretta, Magnussen           Corvette Racing              Corvette C6-R                132
 7.   5 LMP1    Primat, Fassler, Peter              Swiss Spirit                 Courage LC70 Judd            130
 8.  62 LMGT1   Brabham, Bouchut, Garcia            Russian Age Racing           Aston Martin DBR9            129
 9.  25 LMP2    Erdos, Newton, Wallace              RML                          Lola EX264 AER               129
10.  72 LMGT1   Alphand, Policand, Gouaslard        Luc Alphand Adventures       Corvette C5-R                129
11.  66 LMGT1   Borcheller, Mowlem, Fittipaldi      ACEMCO Motorsports           Saleen S7R                   129
12.  67 LMGT1   Pergl, Kox, Vassiliev               Convers Menx Team            Ferrari 550 Maranello        128
13.  39 LMP2    Amoral, Castro, Borgueno            Chamberlain-Synergy Motorspo Lola B05/40 AER              127
14. 007 LMGT1   Enge, Turner, Piccini               Aston Martin Racing          Aston Martin DBR9            127
15.  27 LMP2    Macaluso, Gue, James                Miracle Motorsports          Courage C65 AER              125
16.  61 LMGT1   Vann, Smith, Sugden                 Russian Age Racing           Ferrari 550 Maranello        124
17.  24 LMP2    Binnie, Timpany, Terada             Binnie Motorsports           Lola B05/40 Zytek            124
18.  63 LMGT1   Fellows, O'Connell, Papis           Corvette Racing              Corvette C6-R                123
19.  83 LMGT2   Nielsen, Farnbacher, Ehret          Seikel Motorsports           Porsche 911 GT3-RSR          123
20.  86 LMGT2   Bleekemolen, Hezemans, Kane         Spyker Squadron              Spyker C8 Spyder             123
21.  87 LMGT2   Kinch, Niarchos, Mullen             Scuderia Ecosse              Ferrari 430 GT               122
22.  50 LMGT1   Bornhauser, Gardel, Blanchemain     Labre Competition Team       Ferrari 550 Maranello        122
23.  53 LMGT1   Apicella, Yamanishi, Hinoi          JLOC ISAO Noritake           Lamgorghini Murcielag        122
24.   9 LMP1    Ortiz, Campbell-Walker, Gabbiani    Creation Autosportif         Creation CA06/H Judd         121
25.  22 LMP2    Barbosa, Moseley, Short             Rollcentre Racing            Radical SR9 Judd             120
26.  93 LMGT2   Nishisawa, Yamaji, Collin           Team Taisan Advan            Porsche 911 GT3-RSR          120
27.  81 LMGT2   Dean, Tomlinson, Hughes             Team LNT                     Panoz Esperante              118
28.  90 LMGT2   Bergmeister, Krohn, Jonsson         White Lightning Racing       Porsche 911 GT3-RSR          118
29.   2 LMP1    Nielsen, Elgaard, Anderson          Zytek Engineering            Zytek 06S                    117
30.  33 LMP2    Field, Halliday, Dayton             Intersport Racing            Lola B05/40 AER              116
31.   6 LMP1    Moller, Kiesa, Pickering            Lister Storm Racing          Lister Storm Chevrole        115
32.  89 LMGT2   Pompidou, Ried, Thyrring            Sebah Automotive             Porsche 911 GT3-RSR          115
33.  16 LMP1    Collard, Comas, Minassian           Pescarolo Sport              Pescarolo C60H Judd          114
34.  98 LMGT2   Bourdais, Cloet, Sharp              Noel Del Bello               Porsche 911 GT3-RSR          113
35.  91 LMGT2   Yamagishi, de Fournoux, Konopka     T2M Motorsport               Porsche 911 GT3-RS           112
36.  73 LMGT2   Ianneta, Lambert, Lefort            Ice Pol Racing Team          Porsche 911 GT3-RSR          110
37.  76 LMGT2   Dumas, Narac, Ricitelli             IMSA Performance Matmut      Porsche 911 GT3-RSR          109
38.  32 LMP2    Barazi, Vergers, Cunningham         Barazi Epsilon               Courage C65 AER              109
39.  80 LMGT2   Neiman, van Overbeek, Long          Flying Lizard Motorsports    Porsche 911 GT3-RSR          107
40.  12 LMP1    Frei, Hancock, Fisken               Courage Competition          Courage LC70 Mugen           105
41.  19 LMP1    Evans, Owen, Berridge               Chamberlain-Synergy Motorspo Lola B05/40 AER              103
42.  20 LMP2    Rostan, MacAllister, Pullan         Pierre Bruneau               Pilbeam MP93 Judd            101
43.  36 LMP2    Andre, Clairay, Bouvet              Paul Belmondo Racing         Courage C65 Ford              84
44.  30 LMP2    Briche, Hauchard, Roussel           Welter Gerard                WR Peugeot                    79
45.  35 LMP2    Leroch, Monis, Hahn                 G-Force Racing               Courage C65 Judd              47

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