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Pos Car Driver Car Laps Time Gap To 1st --- --- ---------------------- -------------------- ------ ---------- ------- ------- 1. 15 James Thompson Alfa Romeo 156 10 1:43.958 2. 6 ...

Published: May 20, 2007, 5:22 PM

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Pos Car Driver                 Car                    Laps       Time     Gap  To 1st
--- --- ---------------------- -------------------- ------ ---------- ------- -------
 1.  15 James Thompson         Alfa Romeo 156           10   1:43.958
 2.   6 Robert Huff            Chevrolet Lacetti         4   1:44.370   0.412   0.412
 3.  19 Roberto Colciago       SEAT Leon                 8   1:44.761   0.391   0.803
 4.  18 Tiago Monteiro         SEAT Leon                10   1:44.813   0.052   0.855
 5.   9 Jordi Gene             SEAT Leon                 5   1:45.158   0.345   1.200
 6.   3 Augusto Farfus         BMW 320si                10   1:45.225   0.067   1.267
 7.   5 Felix Porteiro         BMW 320si                10   1:45.232   0.007   1.274
 8.  20 Tom Coronel            SEAT Leon                 9   1:45.374   0.142   1.416
 9.  34 Massimiliano Pedala    SEAT Leon                 7   1:45.426   0.052   1.468
10.   1 Andy Priaulx           BMW 320si                10   1:45.506   0.080   1.548
11.  26 Stefano D'aste         BMW 320si                 8   1:45.511   0.005   1.553
12.   4 Alessandro Zanardi     BMW 320si                 9   1:45.548   0.037   1.590
13.   2 Jorg Muller            BMW 320si                10   1:45.586   0.038   1.628
14.  21 Emmet O'Brien          SEAT Leon                 9   1:45.605   0.019   1.647
15.  23 Pierre-yves Corthals   SEAT Leon                 8   1:45.605   0.000   1.647
16.  16 Olivier Tielemans      Alfa Romeo 156           10   1:45.611   0.006   1.653
17.   7 Nicola Larini          Chevrolet Lacetti         8   1:45.726   0.115   1.768
18.  11 Gabriele Tarquini      SEAT Leon                 5   1:45.750   0.024   1.792
19.  12 Yvan Muller            SEAT Leon                 5   1:45.758   0.008   1.800
20.  22 Maurizio Ceresoli      SEAT Leon                 8   1:45.850   0.092   1.892
21.   8 Alain Menu             Chevrolet Lacetti         7   1:45.880   0.030   1.922
22.  10 Michel Jourdain        SEAT Leon                 8   1:45.908   0.028   1.950
23.  31 Sergio Hernandez       BMW 320si                 9   1:46.134   0.226   2.176
24.  33 Miguel Freitas         Alfa Romeo 156            7   1:46.321   0.187   2.363
25.  30 Luca Rangoni           BMW 320si                 6   1:46.763   0.442   2.805
26.  36 Maria De Villota       Chevrolet Lacetti         7   1:48.142   1.379   4.184
27.  52 Viktor Shapovalov      BMW 320i                  8   1:48.529   0.387   4.571
28.  50 Lev Fridman            BMW 320i                  9   1:48.889   0.360   4.931

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