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Standings after 3 hours

Pos Class Drivers Car Gap --- -- ------- ------------------------------ ---------------------- ---------- 1. 7 LM GTP Kristensen, Capello, Smith Bentley Speed 8 2:59:49.99 2. 8 LM ...

Published: Jun 15, 2003, 10:25 AM

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Pos    Class   Drivers                        Car                           Gap
--- -- ------- ------------------------------ ---------------------- ----------
 1. 7  LM GTP  Kristensen, Capello, Smith     Bentley Speed 8        2:59:49.99
 2. 8  LM GTP  Herbert, Blundell, Brabham     Bentley Speed 8            -1 lap
 3. 5  LMP 900 Ara, Magnussen, Werner         Audi R8                    -1 lap
 4. 6  LMP 900 Johansson, Lehto, Pirro        Audi R8                    -1 lap
 5. 15 LMP 900 Lammers, Bosch, Wallace        Dome S101 Judd            -2 laps
 6. 11 LMP 900 Jeannette, Beretta, Papis      Panoz LMP-01 Elan         -3 laps
 7. 13 LMP 900 Cochet, Gregoire, Derichebourg Courage Judd              -3 laps
 8. 18 LMP 900 Ayari, Helary, Minassian       Courage Peugeot C60       -3 laps
 9. 12 LMP 900 Maxwell, Leuenberger,Saelens   Panoz LMP-01 Elan         -4 laps
10. 16 LMP 900 Gabbiani, Ortiz, Gommendy      Dome S101 Judd            -4 laps
11. 17 LMP 900 Bouillon, LaGorce, Sarrazin    Courage Peugeot C60       -5 laps
12. 19 LMP 900 Boulay, Rugolo, Bouvet         Durango MG                -5 laps
13. 4  LMP 900 Matthews, Goossens, Tinseau    Riley Scott               -5 laps
14. 88 LM GTS  Davies, Enge, Kox              Ferrari 550 Maranello     -5 laps
15. 80 LM GTS  Davidson, Burt, Turner         Ferrari 550 Maranello     -5 laps
16. 72 LM GTS  Alphand, Dor, Policand         Ferrari 550 Maranello     -5 laps
17. 29 LMP 675 Maury-Laribiere, Pillon, Andre Reynard Lehman            -6 laps
18. 53 LM GTS  Fellows, O'Connell, Freon      Corvette C5-R             -6 laps
19. 66 LM GTS  Konrad, Seiler, Brun           Saleen S7-R               -7 laps
20. 93 LM GT   Luhr, Maassen, Collard         Porsche 911 GT3-RS        -7 laps
21. 64 LM GTS  Chaves, Erdos, Newton          Saleen S7-R               -7 laps
22. 86 LM GTS  Bouchut, Goueslard, Zacchia    Chrysler Viper            -7 laps
23. 9  LMP 900 Katayama, Kondo, Migault       Dome S101 Mugen           -7 laps
24. 81 LM GT   Buckler, Bernhard, Bergmeister Porsche 911 GT3-RS        -7 laps
25. 77 LM GT   Yogo, Nishizawa, Iida          Porsche 911 GT3-RS        -8 laps
26. 50 LM GTS  Gavin, Collins, Pilgrim        Corvette C5-R             -8 laps
27. 68 LM GTS  Thevenin, Dupuis, Marques      Chrysler Viper GTS-R      -8 laps
28. 95 LM GT   Mowlem, Leitzinger, Lewis      Ferrari Modena 360GT      -8 laps
29. 87 LM GT   Hindery, Baron, Lieb           Porsche 911 GT3-RS        -9 laps
30. 92 LM GT   Caine, Jordan, Sugden          TVR Tuscan T400R          -9 laps
31. 83 LM GT   Shep, Burgess, Lloyd           Porsche 911 GT3-RS        -9 laps
32. 24 LMP 675 Porta, Terada, Pickering       WR Peugeot LMP-01         -9 laps
33. 75 LM GT   Neugarten, Smith, Kahn         Porsche 911 GT3-RS        -9 laps
34. 70 LM GT   Babini, de Simone, Terrien     Ferrari Modena 360GT     -10 laps
35. 25 LMP 675 de Fournoux, Daoudi, Briere    WR Peugeot LMP-01        -10 laps
36. 27 LMP 675 Field, Dayton, Sutherland      Lola MG EX257            -10 laps
37. 84 LM GT   Ickx, Bourdais, Berville       Porsche 911 GT3-RS       -10 laps
38. 26 LMP 675 Nielsen, Shimoda, Elgaard      DBA4-03S Zytek           -11 laps
39. 78 LM GT   Liddell, Warnock, Masarati     Porsche 911 GT3-RS       -12 laps
40. 21 LMP 900 Sezionale, Roussel, Lasserre   Norma M2000-2 Ford       -13 laps
41. 85 LM GT   Hugenholtz, Simon, Coronel     Spyker C8 Double 12R     -16 laps
42. 94 LM GT   Kelleners, Lazzaro, Borcheller Ferrari Modena 360GT     -22 laps
43. 99 LM GT   Lesoudier, Barde, Ferte        Ferrari 550 Maranello    -24 laps
44. 31 LMP 675 Rosenblad, Alliot, Halliday    Courage JPX              -31 laps
45. 23 LMP 675 McMurry, Bucknum, Willman      Pilbeam JPX              -34 laps
46. 14 LMP 900 Dumas, Stirling, Lupberger     Reynard 01Q Cosworth     -34 laps
47. 91 LM GT   Stanton, Hay, Barff            TVR Tuscan T400R         -37 laps

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