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Published: Jun 19, 2005, 1:11 AM

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Pos  # Class   Drivers                             Team                         Car                        Gap
--- -- ------- ----------------------------------- ---------------------------- --------------------- --------
 1.  3 LM1     Lehto, Werner, Kristensen           Champion Racing              Audi R8                ==150==
 2.  2 LM1     Biela, Pirro, Mc Nish               Champion Racing              Audi R8                ==149==
 3.  5 LM1     Michigami, Ara, Kaneishi            Jim Gainer International     Dome Mugen             ==147==
 4. 16 LM1     Collard, Boullion, Comas            Pescarolo Sport              Pescarolo Judd         ==146==
 5.  4 LM1     Montagny, Gounon, Ortelli           Audi Playstation Oreca       Audi R8                ==144==
 6. 58 GT1     Enge, Kox, Lamy                     Aston Martin Racing          Aston Martin D         ==142==
 7. 64 GT1     Gavin, Beretta, Magnussen           Corvette Racing              Corvette C6-R           55.703
 8.  9 LM1     Hignett, Stack, Kurosawa            Team Jota - Zytek            Zytek 04S             1:00.976
 9. 63 GT1     Fellows, O'Connell, Papis           Corvette Racing              Corvette C6-R         1:56.594
10.  7 LM1     Minassian, Campbellwalter Wallace   Creation Autosportif         DBA Judd               ==140==
11. 18 LM1     Short, Barbosa, Ickx                Rollcentre Racing            Dallara Judd          1:08.882
12. 59 GT1     Brabham, Sarrazin, Turner           Aston Martin Racing          Aston Martin D        1:32.379
13. 17 LM1     Loeb, Helary, Ayari                 Pescarolo Sport              Pescarolo Judd         ==139==
14. 10 LM1     Lammers, Julian, Bosch              Racing For Holland           Dome Judd              ==138==
15. 12 LM1     Schwager, Frei, Vann                Courage Competition          Courage Judd           ==137==
16. 50 GT1     Goueslard, Dupard, Vosse            Larbre Competition           Ferrari 550Mar          55.855
17. 71 GT2     Hindery, Rockenfeller, Lieb         Alex Job Racing              Porsche 911 GT3 RSR    ==135==
18. 90 GT2     Bergmeister, Long, Bernhard         White Lightning Racing       Porsche 911 GT         ==134==
19. 61 GT1     Fomenko, Vasiliev, Bouchut          Cirtek Motorsport            Ferrari 550Mar        1:14.700
20. 37 LM2     Belmondo, Andre, Sutherland         Paul Belmondo Racing         Courage C65 Fo         ==133==
21. 76 GT2     Dumas, Dumez, Narac                 Raymon Narrac                Porsche 911 GT         ==132==
22. 80 GT2     Van Overbeek, Pechnik, Neiman       Flying Lizard Motorsports    Porsche 911 GT         ==130==
23. 36 LM2     Gosselin, Ojjeh, Sharpe             Paul Belmondo Racing         Courage C65 Fo        2:58.121
24. 72 GT2     Policand, Campbell, Alphand         Luc Alphand Aventures        Porsche 911 GT         ==129==
25. 89 GT2     Nielsen, Thyrring, Ehret            Sebah Automotive             Porsche 911 GT         ==128==
26. 25 LM2     Erdos, Newton, Hughes               RML                          Lola MG                ==124==
27. 92 GT2     Macari, Ericsson, Wilson            Cirtek Motorsport            Ferrari 360 Mo         ==122==
28. 30 LM2     Bennett, Mitchell, Mullen           Kruse Motorsport             Courage Judd           ==120==
29. 91 GT2     Pompidou, Blanchemain, Yamagishi    T2M Motorsport               Porsche 911 GT         ==117==
30. 35 LM2     Hillebrand, Hahn, Pickering         G-Force Racing               Courage C65 Ju         ==116==
31. 83 GT2     Collin, Felbermayr, Shep            Seikel Motorsport            Porsche 911 GT         ==112==
32. 31 LM2     Amorin, Iannetta, Pillon            Del Bello Noel               Courage - CG            ==99==
33. 24 LM2     Terada, Roussel, Binnie             Rachel Welter                WR Peugeot              ==96==
34. 78 GT2     Sellers, Franchitti, Bourdais       Panoz Motor Sports           Panoz Elan              ==85==
35. 95 GT2     Hartshorne, Stanton, Johnson        RaceSport Peninsula TVR      TVR Tuscan T40          ==84==
36.  8 LM1     Verdoen Roe, Krumm, Primat          Rollcentre Racing            Dallara Nissan          ==70==

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