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<pre> Pos # Class Driver Team Car Time --- -- -------- --------------- ----------------------- ------------------- -------- 1. 7 LM GTP Kristensen Team Bentley Bentley Speed 8 3:32.843 2. 8 LM GTP Blundell Team Bentley Bentley Speed 8 3:35.098 3. 10 LMP 900 McCarthy Audi Sport UK Audi R8 3:35.745 4. 15 LMP 900 Bosch Racing for Holland Dome Judd 3:36.156 5. 5 LMP 900 Werner Audi Sport Japan Audi R8 3:36.418 6. 6 LMP 900 Johansson Champion Racing Audi R8 3:36.857 7. 4 LMP 900 Tinseau Riley & Scott Racing Riley Scott 3:37.476 8. 16 LMP 900 Gommendy Racing for Holland Dome Judd 3:38.058 9. 13 LMP 900 Cochet Courage Competition Courage Judd 3:40.400 10. 11 LMP 900 Papis JML Team Panoz Panoz Elan 3:40.766 11. 17 LMP 900 LaGorce Pescarolo Sport Courage Peugeot 3:40.839 12. 9 LMP 900 Katayama Kondo Racing Dome Mugen 3:41.608 13. 18 LMP 900 Helary Pescarolo Sport Courage Peugeot 3:43.151 14. 20 LMP 900 Campbell Walter Lister Racing Lister Storm 3:43.857 15. 12 LMP 900 Leuenberger JML Team Panoz Panoz Elan 3:43.924 16. 26 LMP 675 Elgaard RN Motorsport DBA Zytek 3:44.333 17. 27 LMP 675 Dayton Intersport Racing Lola MG 3:46.404 18. 31 LMP 675 Rosenblad Courage Competition Courage JPX 3:51.550 19. 19 LMP 900 Boulay Automotive Durango Durango MG 3:52.194 20. 88 LM GTS Kox Veloqx Prodrive Ferrari 550 M 3:53.278 21. 14 LMP 900 Stirling Team Nasamax Reynard Cosworth 3:54.320 22. 80 LM GTS Burt Veloqx Racing Ferrari 550 M 3:54.725 23. 29 LMP 675 Maury Laribiere Noel Del Bello Reynard Lehman 3:55.234 24. 50 LM GTS Collins Corvette Racing Corvette C5-R 3:55.613 25. 72 LM GTS Alphand Luc Alphand Adventures Ferrari 550 3:56.216 26. 53 LM GTS O'Connell Corvette Racing Corvertte C5-R 3:58.941 27. 24 LMP 675 Terada Rachel Welter WR Peugeot 3:59.477 28. 64 LM GTS Chaves Graham Nash Motorsports Saleen S7-R 4:01.163 29. 66 LM GTS Seiler Konrad Motorsports Saleen S7-R 4:01.331 30. 86 LM GTS Goueslard Larbre Competition Chrysler Viper 4:01.927 31. 23 LMP 675 Willman Team Bucknum Racing Pilbeam JPX 4:02.753 32. 61 LM GTS Hart Carsport America Pagani Zonda GR 4:04.437 33. 68 LM GTS Thevenin Scorp Motorsport Chrysler Viper 4:04.822 34. 93 LM GT Maassen Alex Job Racing Porsche 4:06.984 35. 81 LM GT Bernhard Kevin Buckler Prosche 4:07.028 36. 21 LMP 900 Sezionale Edouard Sezionale Norma Ford 4:08.081 37. 87 LM GT Hindery Orbit Racing Porsche 4:10.292 38. 78 LM GT Liddel PK Sport Porsche 4:11.623 39. 94 LM GT Lazzaro Risi Competizione Ferrari 4:11.865 40. 77 LM GT Yogo Team Taisan Advan Porsche 4:13.104 41. 25 LMP 675 de Fournoux Gerard Welter WR Peugeot 4:14.785 42. 95 LM GT Mohwleim Risi Competizione Ferrari 4:15.342 43. 83 LM GT Burgess Seikel Motorsport Porsche 4:16.792 44. 92 LM GT Sugden Dewalt Racesports TVR 4:16.872 45. 70 LM GT de Simone JMB Racing Ferrari 4:17.138 46. 75 LM GT Khan Thierry Perrier Porsche 4:18.579 47. 85 LM GT Hugenholtz ST Team Orange Spyker Spyker 4:18.887 48. 99 LM GT Lesoudier XL Racing Ferrari 4:20.245 49. 91 LM GT Barff Dewalt Racesports TVR 4:20.288 50. 84 LM GT Berville T2M Motorsport Porsche 4:26.499

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