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Published: Jun 18, 2005, 6:46 PM

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Pos  # Class   Drivers                             Team                         Car                        Gap
--- -- ------- ----------------------------------- ---------------------------- --------------------- --------
 1.  3 LM1     Lehto, Werner, Kristensen           Champion Racing              Audi R8                 ==90==
 2.  2 LM1     Biela, Pirro, Mc Nish               Champion Racing              Audi R8                 ==89==
 3.  5 LM1     Michigami, Ara, Kaneishi            Jim Gainer International     Dome Mugen              ==88==
 4.  4 LM1     Montagny, Gounon, Ortelli           Audi Playstation Oreca       Audi R8                 ==87==
 5. 10 LM1     Lammers, Julian, Bosch              Racing For Holland           Dome Judd                3.295
 6. 18 LM1     Short, Barbosa, Ickx                Rollcentre Racing            Dallara Judd            18.242
 7. 17 LM1     Loeb, Helary, Ayari                 Pescarolo Sport              Pescarolo Judd        1:05.873
 8.  9 LM1     Hignett, Stack, Kurosawa            Team Jota - Zytek            Zytek 04S             3:06.684
 9. 12 LM1     Schwager, Frei, Vann                Courage Competition          Courage Judd            ==86==
10. 16 LM1     Collard, Boullion, Comas            Pescarolo Sport              Pescarolo Judd          ==85==
11. 63 GT1     Fellows, O'Connell, Papis           Corvette Racing              Corvette C6-R           37.758
12. 58 GT1     Enge, Kox, Lamy                     Aston Martin Racing          Aston Martin D          58.946
13. 64 GT1     Gavin, Beretta, Magnussen           Corvette Racing              Corvette C6-R         1:24.450
14. 59 GT1     Brabham, Sarrazin, Turner           Aston Martin Racing          Aston Martin D          ==83==
15. 32 LM2     Fisken, Halliday, Hancock           Intersport Racing            Lola AER                ==82==
16. 50 GT1     Goueslard, Dupard, Vosse            Larbre Competition           Ferrari 550Mar           2.739
17. 61 GT1     Fomenko, Vasiliev, Bouchut          Cirtek Motorsport            Ferrari 550Mar          ==81==
18. 71 GT2     Hindery, Rockenfeller, Lieb         Alex Job Racing              Porsche 911 GT3 RSR     ==80==
19. 90 GT2     Bergmeister, Long, Bernhard         White Lightning Racing       Porsche 911 GT          25.183
20.  7 LM1     Minassian, Campbellwalter Wallace   Creation Autosportif         DBA Judd                59.294
21. 36 LM2     Gosselin, Ojjeh, Sharpe             Paul Belmondo Racing         Courage C65 Fo        3:53.773
22. 37 LM2     Belmondo, Andre, Sutherland         Paul Belmondo Racing         Courage C65 Fo          ==79==
23. 31 LM2     Amorin, Iannetta, Pillon            Del Bello Noel               Courage - CG             3.670
24. 34 LM2     Macaluso, James, Lally              Miracle Motorsports          Courage AER             31.355
25. 76 GT2     Dumas, Dumez, Narac                 Raymon Narrac                Porsche 911 GT        1:20.353
26. 30 LM2     Bennett, Mitchell, Mullen           Kruse Motorsport             Courage Judd            ==78==
27. 72 GT2     Policand, Campbell, Alphand         Luc Alphand Aventures        Porsche 911 GT        19:46.66
28. 80 GT2     Van Overbeek, Pechnik, Neiman       Flying Lizard Motorsports    Porsche 911 GT          ==77==
29. 91 GT2     Pompidou, Blanchemain, Yamagishi    T2M Motorsport               Porsche 911 GT          16.762
30. 89 GT2     Nielsen, Thyrring, Ehret            Sebah Automotive             Porsche 911 GT          ==76==
31. 35 LM2     Hillebrand, Hahn, Pickering         G-Force Racing               Courage C65 Ju          ==73==
32. 92 GT2     Macari, Ericsson, Wilson            Cirtek Motorsport            Ferrari 360 Mo          ==72==
33. 25 LM2     Erdos, Newton, Hughes               RML                          Lola MG                 ==71==
34. 93 GT2     Kinch, Kirkaldy, Reid               Scuderia Ecosse              Ferrari 360 Mo          ==70==
35. 51 GT1     Pescatori, Gollin, Ramos            BMS Scuderia Italia          Ferrari 550Mar          ==67==
36. 85 GT2     Coronel, Crevels, Van Merksteijn    Spyker Squadron              Spyker C8 Spyd          ==64==
37. 83 GT2     Collin, Felbermayr, Shep            Seikel Motorsport            Porsche 911 GT          ==63==
38. 69 GT1     de Fournoux, Daoudi, Matthews       JMB Racing                   Ferrari 575 GT          47.884
39. 23 LM2     Bouvet, Boulay, Julien              Gerard Welter                WR                      ==53==
40. 13 LM1     Cochet, Nakano, Jouanny             Courage Competition          Courage Judd            ==52==
41. 78 GT2     Sellers, Franchitti, Bourdais       Panoz Motor Sports           Panoz Elan            29:19.57
42. 95 GT2     Hartshorne, Stanton, Johnson        RaceSport Peninsula TVR      TVR Tuscan T40          ==48==
43. 24 LM2     Terada, Roussel, Binnie             Rachel Welter                WR Peugeot              ==47==
44.  8 LM1     Verdoen Roe, Krumm, Primat          Rollcentre Racing            Dallara Nissan          ==46==

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