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Imola: Race 2 results

Pos Car Driver Nat Car Laps Gap to 1st --- --- ------------------------- --- -------------------- ---------- ------------ 1. 1 Yvan Muller F SEAT Leon TDI 11 147.57 ...

Published: Oct 2, 2009, 4:13 PM

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Pos Car Driver                    Nat Car                        Laps   Gap to 1st
--- --- ------------------------- --- -------------------- ---------- ------------
 1.   1 Yvan Muller               F   SEAT Leon TDI                11       147.57
 2.   2 Gabriele Tarquini         I   SEAT Leon TDI                11        0.312
 3.  12 Alain Menu                CH  Chevrolet Cruze              11        4.008
 4.   9 Alessandro Zanardi        I   BMW 320si                    11        4.467
 5.   4 Jordi Gene                E   SEAT Leon TDI                11        5.632
 6.  36 James Thompson            GB  Lada Priora                  11        7.190
 7.   3 Rickard Rydell            S   SEAT Leon TDI                11        7.612
 8.   8 Augusto Farfus            BR  BMW 320si                    11        8.327
 9.   6 Andy Priaulx              GB  BMW 320si                    11        8.827
10.  27 Stefano D'aste            I   BMW 320si                    11        9.499
11.  10 Sergio Hernandez          E   BMW 320si                    11       12.380
12.  23 Felix Porteiro            E   BMW 320si                    11       12.902
13.  25 Franz Engstler            D   BMW 320si                    11       13.390
14.  21 Tom Coronel               NL  SEAT Leon TDI                11       13.933
15.   7 Jorg Muller               D   BMW 320si                    11       14.351
16.  14 Nicola Larini             I   Chevrolet Cruze              11       15.582
17.  11 Robert Huff               GB  Chevrolet Cruze              11       19.759
18.  22 Tom Boardman              GB  SEAT Leon TDI                11       30.537
19.  26 Kristian Poulsen          DK  BMW 320si                    11       32.926
20.  19 Kirill Ladygin            RUS LADA Priora                  11       37.197
21.  45 Andrea Larini             I   SEAT Leon TDI                11       37.198
22.  46 Fabio Fabiani             I   BMW 320si                    11     1:24.989
23.   5 Tiago Monteiro            P   SEAT Leon TDI                 8       3 laps

DNF 30 Mehdi Bennani MAR SEAT Leon TDI 6

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