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Silverstone Classic SILVERSTONE CLASSIC Silverstone 23rd - 25th July 2010 Results Provided by Timing Solutions Ltd www.tsl-timing.com Historic Formula Juniors QUALIFYING - RACES 2 + 14 - CLASSIFICATION - AMENDED POS NOCL NAME ENTRY TIMEONLAPS GAP DIFF MPH 1 63 E Jon MILICEVICCooper T59 2:05.937 3 7 90.70 2 48 D Callum MACLEODCaravelle Mk2 2:06.259 6 7 0.322 0.322 90.47 3 51 E Michael HIBBERDLotus 27 2:06.776 3 7 0.839 0.517 90.10 4 61 E Simon DIFFEYLotus 20/22 2:07.864 3 7 1.927 1.088 89.33 5 79 E Urs EBERHARDTLotus 27 2:08.493 7 7 2.556 0.629 88.89 6 83 E Martin WALFORDLotus 22 2:09.140 3 7 3.203 0.647 88.45 7 52 E James CLARIDGELola Mk 5A 2:09.418 7 7 3.481 0.278 88.26 8 75 E Pete MORTONLightning Envoyette 2:09.572 7 7 3.635 0.154 88.15 9 85 D John CHISHOLMGemini Mk3A 2:09.579 7 7 3.642 0.007 88.15 10 46 C Benn SIMMSElva 200 2:10.101 3 7 4.164 0.522 87.80 11 65 E Urs MULLERLotus 20/22 2:11.189 7 7 5.252 1.088 87.07 12 62 E Simon ARMERCooper T59 2:11.239 7 7 5.302 0.050 87.03 13 1 E Chris DRAKEBrabham BT6 2:11.341 7 7 5.404 0.102 86.97 14 77 E Steve SMITHCooper T59 2:11.768 6 7 5.831 0.427 86.68 15 97 E Adam SYKESLotus 20/22 2:12.135 2 2 6.198 0.367 86.44 16 73 E Peter ANSTISSLotus 20/22 2:12.591 6 6 6.654 0.456 86.15 17 12 B Stuart ROACHAlexis Mk 2 2:13.241 3 7 7.304 0.650 85.73 18 58 E Richard SMEETONLotus 22 2:13.569 4 7 7.632 0.328 85.52 19 87 E Andrew WILKINSONCooper T59 2:13.734 5 7 7.797 0.165 85.41 20 14 C Crispian BESLEYCooper T56 2:14.945 4 6 9.008 1.211 84.64 21 68 E Sid HOOLEBrabham BT6 2:15.170 5 6 9.233 0.225 84.50 22 45 C Peter MULLENKieft 2:15.970 4 6 10.033 0.800 84.01 23 80 D Stephen GIBSONLynx Mk3 2:16.045 6 6 10.108 0.075 83.96 24 86 E Roy WALZERLotus 27 2:16.231 5 6 10.294 0.186 83.84 25 11 B Brian MITCHAMU2 Mk 2 2:16.627 7 7 10.690 0.396 83.60 26 93 E Rudolf ERNSTLotus 22 2:17.209 5 6 11.272 0.582 83.25 27 59 D David HALLBMC MkII 2:17.750 4 6 11.813 0.541 82.92 28 42 C Jeremy DEELEYCooper T52 2:18.034 5 6 12.097 0.284 82.75 29 25 B Andrew TARTBond 2:19.565 5 6 13.628 1.531 81.84 30 6 B Stephen BARLOWBMC Mk I 2:19.617 5 6 13.680 0.052 81.81 31 32 C John DOWSONElva 200 2:20.244 6 6 14.307 0.627 81.45 32 66 D Alex MORTONAusper T3 2:22.061 5 6 16.124 1.817 80.40 33 22 B Justin FLEMINGElva 100 2:22.071 4 6 16.134 0.010 80.40 34 3 B Stuart TIZZARDLola Mk 2 2:22.213 6 6 16.276 0.142 80.32 35 99 B Peter ST BARBEElva 100 2:22.567 3 6 16.630 0.354 80.12 36 70 E Bob BIRRELLBrabham BT6 2:23.276 6 6 17.339 0.709 79.72 37 88 D Lance WHITEHEADLotus 20 2:24.307 5 6 18.370 1.031 79.15 38 29 B Bill GRIMSHAWMoorland Mk I 2:24.734 6 6 18.797 0.427 78.92 39 37 C James OWENElva 200 2:24.798 6 6 18.861 0.064 78.88 40 95 D Anthony GODDARDTojeiro 2:26.332 5 6 20.395 1.534 78.06 41 40 C Steve RUSSELLLotus 18 2:27.428 6 6 21.491 1.096 77.48 42 7 B Duncan RABAGLIATIAlexis HF1 2:28.213 5 6 22.276 0.785 77.07 43 74 E Larry KINCHLotus 20/22 2:29.121 5 6 23.184 0.908 76.60 44 28 A Michael ASHLEY-BROWNVolpini 2:30.787 6 6 24.850 1.666 75.75 45 89 E Roger WOODBRIDGEAusper T4 2:31.088 5 6 25.151 0.301 75.60 46 26 B Roger DEXTERElva 100 2:31.951 3 6 26.014 0.863 75.17 47 47 C Richard UTLEYCaravelle MkI 2:35.367 2 6 29.430 3.416 73.52 48 16 A Gordon WRIGHTStanguellini 2:42.323 5 6 36.386 6.956 70.37 49 9 A Tony STEELETaraschi 2:42.969 5 6 37.032 0.646 70.09 50 49 C Mike GREGORYDe Tomaso ISIS 2:45.245 4 5 39.308 2.276 69.12 51 38 B David BISHOPElva 100 2:45.340 4 6 39.403 0.095 69.08 52 60 D David DREWRAM 04 2:47.366 5 5 41.429 2.026 68.25 53 39 B Gilbert LENOIRMonopole Panhard Oliveira 2:52.502 4 5 46.565 5.136 66.21 Silverstone Historic GP Weather / Track : Sunny / Dry Circuit Length = 3.1730 miles These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters. Start: 08:59 End: 09:17 Clerk of Course : Timekeeper : www.tsl-timing.com Printed - 11.24 Friday, 23 July 2010 Historic Formula Juniors QUALIFYING - RACES 2 + 14 - LAP ANALYSIS 1 Chris DRAKE E Brabham BT6 1 - 2:16.221 + 4.880 9:02:11.490 5 - 2:12.386 + 1.045 9:11:03.049 2 - 2:13.161 + 1.820 9:04:24.651 6 - 2:11.840 + 0.499 9:13:14.889 3 - 2:12.772 + 1.431 9:06:37.423 7 - 2:11.341 9:15:26.230 4 - 2:13.240 + 1.899 9:08:50.663 3 Stuart TIZZARD B Lola Mk 2 1 - 2:37.719 + 15.506 9:03:02.583 4 - 2:22.387 + 0.174 9:10:14.012 2 - 2:26.736 + 4.523 9:05:29.319 5 - 2:27.818 + 5.605 9:12:41.830 3 - 2:22.306 + 0.093 9:07:51.625 6 - 2:22.213 9:15:04.043 6 Stephen BARLOW B BMC Mk I 1 - 2:36.583 + 16.966 9:02:37.920 4 - 2:21.007 + 1.390 9:09:52.172 2 - 2:31.407 + 11.790 9:05:09.327 5 - 2:19.617 9:12:11.789 3 - 2:21.838 + 2.221 9:07:31.165 6 - 2:20.463 + 0.846 9:14:32.252 7 Duncan RABAGLIATI B Alexis HF1 1 - 2:35.101 + 6.888 9:02:35.882 4 - 2:28.621 + 0.408 9:10:07.213 2 - 2:31.265 + 3.052 9:05:07.147 5 - 2:28.213 9:12:35.426 3 - 2:31.445 + 3.232 9:07:38.592 6 - 2:32.869 + 4.656 9:15:08.295 9 Tony STEELE A Taraschi 1 - 2:56.044 + 13.075 9:03:25.510 4 - 2:43.687 + 0.718 9:11:42.493 2 - 2:47.743 + 4.774 9:06:13.253 5 - 2:42.969 9:14:25.462 3 - 2:45.553 + 2.584 9:08:58.806 6 - 3:03.081 P + 20.112 9:17:28.543 11 Brian MITCHAM B U2 Mk 2 1 - 2:26.270 + 9.643 9:02:41.343 5 - 2:19.631 + 3.004 9:12:02.064 2 - 2:20.925 + 4.298 9:05:02.268 6 - 2:17.307 + 0.680 9:14:19.371 3 - 2:20.017 + 3.390 9:07:22.285 7 - 2:16.627 9:16:35.998 4 - 2:20.148 + 3.521 9:09:42.433 12 Stuart ROACH B Alexis Mk 2 1 - 2:24.485 + 11.244 9:02:23.819 5 - 2:15.193 + 1.952 9:11:22.702 2 - 2:16.666 + 3.425 9:04:40.485 6 - 2:13.684 + 0.443 9:13:36.386 3 - 2:13.241 9:06:53.726 7 - 2:13.443 + 0.202 9:15:49.829 4 - 2:13.783 + 0.542 9:09:07.509 14 Crispian BESLEY B Elva 100 1 - 2:31.453 + 16.508 9:03:19.329 4 - 2:14.945 9:10:14.836 2 - 2:21.997 + 7.052 9:05:41.326 5 - 2:18.924 + 3.979 9:12:33.760 3 - 2:18.565 + 3.620 9:07:59.891 6 - 2:16.465 + 1.520 9:14:50.225 16 Gordon WRIGHT A Stanguellini 1 - 2:59.449 + 17.126 9:03:26.990 4 - 2:42.604 + 0.281 9:11:45.130 2 - 2:50.397 + 8.074 9:06:17.387 5 - 2:42.323 9:14:27.453 3 - 2:45.139 + 2.816 9:09:02.526 6 - 3:04.518 P + 22.195 9:17:31.971 22 Justin FLEMING B Elva 100 1 - 2:40.801 + 18.730 9:03:01.193 4 - 2:22.071 9:10:11.621 2 - 2:25.367 + 3.296 9:05:26.560 5 - 2:25.281 + 3.210 9:12:36.902 3 - 2:22.990 + 0.919 9:07:49.550 6 - 2:24.676 + 2.605 9:15:01.578 25 Andrew TART B Bond 1 - 2:30.369 + 10.804 9:03:02.998 4 - 2:20.446 + 0.881 9:10:08.572 2 - 2:25.389 + 5.824 9:05:28.387 5 - 2:19.565 9:12:28.137 3 - 2:19.739 + 0.174 9:07:48.126 6 - 2:20.740 + 1.175 9:14:48.877 26 Roger DEXTER B Elva 100 1 - 2:47.895 + 15.944 9:03:32.756 4 - 2:45.658 + 13.707 9:11:27.509 Silverstone Historic GP Weather / Track : Sunny / Dry Circuit Length = 3.1730 miles Start: 08:59 End: 09:17 www.tsl-timing.com Page 1 of 5 Printed - 11.15 Friday, 23 July 2010 Historic Formula Juniors QUALIFYING - RACES 2 + 14 - LAP ANALYSIS 2 - 2:37.144 + 5.193 9:06:09.900 5 - 2:33.437 + 1.486 9:14:00.946 3 - 2:31.951 9:08:41.851 6 - 2:32.566 + 0.615 9:16:33.512 28 Michael ASHLEY-BROWN A Volpini 1 - 2:41.265 + 10.478 9:03:04.690 4 - 2:33.647 + 2.860 9:10:49.850 2 - 2:37.226 + 6.439 9:05:41.916 5 - 2:31.048 + 0.261 9:13:20.898 3 - 2:34.287 + 3.500 9:08:16.203 6 - 2:30.787 9:15:51.685 29 Bill GRIMSHAW B Moorland Mk I 1 - 2:34.794 + 10.060 9:02:51.191 4 - 2:26.421 + 1.687 9:10:10.333 2 - 2:26.753 + 2.019 9:05:17.944 5 - 2:26.034 + 1.300 9:12:36.367 3 - 2:25.968 + 1.234 9:07:43.912 6 - 2:24.734 9:15:01.101 32 John DOWSON C Elva 200 1 - 2:33.439 + 13.195 9:02:35.585 4 - 2:22.088 + 1.844 9:09:46.391 2 - 2:26.020 + 5.776 9:05:01.605 5 - 2:24.285 + 4.041 9:12:10.676 3 - 2:22.698 + 2.454 9:07:24.303 6 - 2:20.244 9:14:30.920 37 James OWEN C Elva 200 1 - 2:34.243 + 9.445 9:02:45.175 4 - 2:25.804 + 1.006 9:10:09.229 2 - 2:30.435 + 5.637 9:05:15.610 5 - 2:26.356 + 1.558 9:12:35.585 3 - 2:27.815 + 3.017 9:07:43.425 6 - 2:24.798 9:15:00.383 38 David BISHOP B Elva 100 1 - 2:48.600 + 3.260 9:02:52.592 4 - 2:45.340 9:11:14.248 2 - 2:47.627 + 2.287 9:05:40.219 5 - 2:47.594 + 2.254 9:14:01.842 3 - 2:48.689 + 3.349 9:08:28.908 6 - 2:52.479 + 7.139 9:16:54.321 39 Gilbert LENOIR B Monopole Panhard Oliveira 1 - 2:58.700 + 6.198 9:03:03.969 4 - 2:52.502 9:11:48.192 2 - 2:57.007 + 4.505 9:06:00.976 5 - 2:54.954 + 2.452 9:14:43.146 3 - 2:54.714 + 2.212 9:08:55.690 40 Steve RUSSELL C Lotus 18 1 - 2:43.193 + 15.765 9:03:27.175 4 - 2:31.299 + 3.871 9:11:07.458 2 - 2:37.735 + 10.307 9:06:04.910 5 - 2:31.149 + 3.721 9:13:38.607 3 - 2:31.249 + 3.821 9:08:36.159 6 - 2:27.428 9:16:06.035 42 Jeremy DEELEY C Cooper T52 1 - 2:39.789 + 21.755 9:03:26.496 4 - 2:18.737 + 0.703 9:10:36.500 2 - 2:28.440 + 10.406 9:05:54.936 5 - 2:18.034 9:12:54.534 3 - 2:22.827 + 4.793 9:08:17.763 6 - 2:23.391 + 5.357 9:15:17.925 45 Peter MULLEN C Kieft 1 - 2:32.239 + 16.269 9:03:21.615 4 - 2:15.970 9:10:16.042 2 - 2:20.263 + 4.293 9:05:41.878 5 - 2:32.418 + 16.448 9:12:48.460 3 - 2:18.194 + 2.224 9:08:00.072 6 - 2:16.047 + 0.077 9:15:04.507 46 Benn SIMMS C Elva 200 1 - 2:19.325 + 9.224 9:02:29.027 5 - 2:10.515 + 0.414 9:11:13.566 2 - 2:12.829 + 2.728 9:04:41.856 6 - 2:11.951 + 1.850 9:13:25.517 3 - 2:10.101 9:06:51.957 7 - 2:10.968 + 0.867 9:15:36.485 4 - 2:11.094 + 0.993 9:09:03.051 47 Richard UTLEY C Caravelle MkI 1 - 2:35.778 + 0.411 9:03:09.954 4 - 2:40.930 + 5.563 9:11:04.955 2 - 2:35.367 9:05:45.321 5 - 2:44.181 + 8.814 9:13:49.136 3 - 2:38.704 + 3.337 9:08:24.025 6 - 2:37.097 + 1.730 9:16:26.233 48 Callum MACLEOD D Caravelle Mk2 1 - 2:11.531 + 5.272 9:02:02.599 5 - 2:09.373 + 3.114 9:10:40.458 Silverstone Historic GP Weather / Track : Sunny / Dry Circuit Length = 3.1730 miles Start: 08:59 End: 09:17 www.tsl-timing.com Page 2 of 5 Printed - 11.15 Friday, 23 July 2010 Historic Formula
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