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Edited: Jun 18, 2007, 2:09 AM

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Pos  #  Class   Drivers                             Team                         Car                   Gap
--- --- ------- ----------------------------------- ---------------------------- --------------------- ----------
 1.   2 LMP1    Capello, McNish, Kristensen         Audi Sport Team Joest        Audi R10 TDI             ==153==
 2.   1 LMP1    Biela, Pirro, Werner                Audi Sport Team Joest        Audi R10 TDI             ==151==
 3.   7 LMP1    Minassian, Gene, Villeneuve         Team Peugeot Total           Peugeot 908              ==149==
 4.  16 LMP1    Collard, Boullion, Dumas            Pescarolo Sport              Pescarolo-Judd 01        ==148==
 5.   8 LMP1    Sarrazin, Lamy, Bourdais            Team Peugeot Total           Peugeot 908              ==145==
 6.  15 LMP1    Charouz, Yoong, Mucke               Charouz Racing System        Lola-Judd B07-17          30.508
 7.  18 LMP1    Short, Barbosa, Hall                Rollcentre Racing            Pescarolo-Judd 01        ==144==
 8.  12 LMP1    Frei, Cochet, Besson                Courage Competition          Courage-AER LC70         ==141==
 9. 007 LMGT1   Herbert, Enge, Kox                  Team Aston Martin Racing     Aston Martin DBR9       1:17.555
10. 009 LMGT1   Turner, Brabham, Rydell             Team Aston Martin Racing     Aston Martin DBR9       1:57.555
11.  63 LMGT1   Fellows, O'Connell, Magnussen       Team Corvette Racing         Corvette C6-R            ==140==
12. 008 LMGT1   Bouchut, Gollin, Elgaard            AMR Larbre Competition       Aston Martin DBR9        ==139==
13. 100 LMGT1   Babini, Davies, Malucelli           Team Aston Martin BMS        Aston Martin DBR9       1:43.820
14.  55 LMGT1   Ortelli, Ayari, Lapierre            Team Oreca                   Saleen S7R               ==138==
15.  54 LMGT1   Prost, Groppi, Belloc               Team Oreca                   Saleen S7R               ==137==
16.  72 LMGT1   Alphand, Policano, Goueslard        Team Luc Alphand Aventures   Corvette C6-R           2:48.918
17.  31 LMP2    Binnie, Timpany, Buncombe           Team Binnie Motorsports      Lola-Zytek B05-40        ==136==
18.  24 LMP2    Petrov, Halliday, Iannetta          Noel Del Bello               Courage-AER LC75        1:58.395
19.  59 LMGT1   Garcia, Fittipaldi, Menten          Team Modena                  Aston Martin DBR9        ==135==
20.  97 LMGT2   Melo, Salo, Mowlem                  Risi Competizione            Ferrari 430 GT           ==134==
21.  67 LMGT1   Pergl, Vasiliev, Kostka             Convers Menx Team            Ferrari 550 Maranello    ==132==
22.  73 LMGT1   Vosse, Andre, Blanchemain           Team Luc Alphand Aventures   Corvette C5-R           1:11.129
23.  87 LMGT2   Kirkaldy, Mullen, Niarchos          Team Scuderia Ecosse         Ferrari F430 GTC        2:48.219
24.  35 LMP2    Nicolet, Filhol, Jouanny            Team Saulnier Racing         Courage-AER LC75        2:56.090
25.  93 LMGT2   Ehret, Erik Nielsen, Simonsen       Team Autorlando Sport        Porsche 911 GT3 RSR     3:03.223
26.  76 LMGT2   Narac, Lietz, Long                  Imsa Performancec Matmut     Porsche 911 GT3 RSR     3:47.758
27.  70 LMGT1   Gosselin, Peter, Smet               Team PSI Experience          Corvette C6-R            ==131==
28.  13 LMP1    Marc Gounon, Moreau, Johansson      Courage Competition          Courage-AER LC70         ==130==
29.  99 LMGT2   Jonsson, Krohn, Braun               Risi Competizione            Ferrari 430 GT          2:10.774
30.  33 LMP2    Kurosawa, Fernandez, Kerr           Team Barazi Epsilon          Zytek 07S/2              ==129==
31.  85 LMGT2   Chiesa, Caffi, Belicchi             Team Spyker Squadron BV      Spyker C8 Spyder GT2     ==128==
32.  14 LMP1    Lammers, Bleekemolen, Hart          Racing For Holland BV        Dome-Judd S101          1:14.820
33.  78 LMGT2   Macari, Aucott, Newey               Team AF Corse                Ferrari 430 GT           ==126==
34.  32 LMP2    Barazi, Vergers, Ojjeh              Team Barazi Epsilon          Zytek 07S/2              ==125==
35.  80 LMGT2   van Overbeek, Neiman, Bergmeister   Flying Lizard Motorsport     Porsche 911 GT3 RSR      ==124==
36.  83 LMGT2   Marsh, Diez Villaroel, Rosenblad    Team GPC Sport SRL           Ferrari F430 GT        27:26.941
37.  82 LMGT2   Dean, Tomlinson, Bell               Team LNT                     Panoz Esperante GTLM     ==123==
38. 006 LMGT1   Fiskin, Bornhauser, Berville        AMR Larbre Competition       Aston Martin DBR9         48.192
39.  40 LMP2    Amaral, Angel de Castro, Hughes     Quifel - ASM Team            Lola-AER B05-40          ==122==
40.  25 LMP2    Newton, Erdos, Wallace              Team RML Ray Mallock         Lola-AER B05-40           15.933
41.  17 LMP1    Primat, Tinseau, Treluyer           Pescarolo Sport              Pescarolo-Judd 01        ==114==
42.  19 LMP1    Berridge, Evans, Owen               Team Chamberlain - Synergy   Lola-AER B06-10           40.476
43.  20 LMP2    Rostan, Macallister, Pickering      Team Pierre Bruneau          Pilbeam-Judd MP93        ==101==
44.  44 LMP2    Burgess, Siedler, de Pourtales      Kruse Motorsport             Pescarolo-Judd 01         ==98==

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