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2019 Super Gt 公式テスト 2019 SUPER GT 公式テスト SUPER GT 公式テスト 2019 / 3 / 31 15:37 総合結果表 Weather :Cloudy/Fine Fuji Speedway(4,563m) Track :Dry Pos No Car Type Best Time Gap Driver 1 B Time Lap Driver 2 B Time Lap Driver 3 B Time Lap 500 Entry :15 Start :15 1 12 ｶﾙｿﾆｯｸ IMPUL GT-R R35 1'28.254 Daiki SaSaki 1'28.621 57 / 104 James Rossiter 1'28.254 39 / 96 2 23 MOTUL AUTECH GT-R R35 1'28.349 0.095 Tsugio MatSuda 1'29.069 34 / 109 Ronnie Quintarelli 1'28.349 29 / 99 3 39 DENSO KOBELCO SARD LC500 URZ100 1'28.436 0.087 Heikki Kovalainen 1'28.436 25 / 91 Yuichi Nakayama 1'29.437 69 / 80 4 19 WedSSport ADVAN LC500 URZ100 1'28.487 0.051 Yuji Kunimoto 1'29.208 98 / 141 Sho TSuboi 1'28.487 22 / 86 5 6 WAKO'S 4CR LC500 URZ100 1'28.522 0.035 Kazuya Oshima 1'28.522 100 / 101 Kenta Yamashita 1'28.786 67 / 128 6 64 Modulo EpSon NSX-GT NC1 1'28.567 0.045 Narain Karthikeyan 1'30.284 93 / 135 Tadasuke Makino 1'28.567 41 / 63 7 37 KeePer TOM'S LC500 URZ100 1'28.644 0.077 Ryo Hirakawa 1'28.826 48 / 110 Nick CaSSidy 1'28.644 102 / 136 8 8 ARTA NSX-GT NC1 1'28.716 0.072 Tomoki Nojiri 1'28.716 38 / 107 Takuya Izawa 1'29.836 23 / 95 9 24 ﾘｱﾗｲｽﾞｺｰﾎﾟﾚｰｼｮﾝ ADVAN GT-R R35 1'28.791 0.075 Mitsunori Takaboshi 1'29.155 83 / 130 Jann Mardenborough 1'28.791 40 / 76 10 3 CRAFTSPORTS MOTUL GT-R R35 1'28.850 0.059 Kohei Hirate 1'28.850 27 / 104 Frederic Makowiecki 1'29.125 24 / 122 11 17 KEIHIN NSX-GT NC1 1'28.981 0.131 Koudai Tsukakoshi 1'28.981 108 / 204 12 38 ZENT CERUMO LC500 URZ100 1'29.026 0.045 Yuji Tachikawa 1'29.029 33 / 123 Hiroaki IShiura 1'29.026 36 / 97 13 36 au TOM'S LC500 URZ100 1'29.066 0.040 Kazuki Nakajima 1'29.315 9 / 46 Yuhi Sekiguchi 1'29.066 8 / 89 Ritomo Miyata 1'29.411 80 / 119 14 16 MOTUL MUGEN NSX-GT NC1 1'29.347 0.281 Hideki Mutoh 1'29.347 94 / 118 Daisuke Nakajima 1'29.902 21 / 90 15 1 RAYBRIG NSX-GT NC1 1'29.413 0.066 Naoki Yamamoto 1'29.413 39 / 90 Jenson Button 1'29.500 62 / 102 300 Entry :29 Start :29 1 25 HOPPY 86 MC ZN6 1'36.377 Takamitsu Matsui 1'36.377 36 / 133 Kimiya Sato 1'37.290 23 / 63 Takeshi Tsuchiya 1'37.923 12 / 22 2 10 GAINER TANAX triple a GT-R R35 1'36.468 0.091 Kazuki Hoshino 1'36.468 36 / 98 KeiShi IShikawa 1'36.899 44 / 105 3 360 RUNUP RIVAUX GT-R R35 1'36.530 0.062 Takayuki Aoki 1'36.530 61 / 68 AtSushi Tanaka 1'39.795 14 / 28 Yusaku Shibata 1'37.097 6 / 44 4 34 Modulo KENWOOD NSX GT3 NC1 1'36.760 0.230 Ryo Michigami 1'36.830 31 / 123 Hiroki OtSu 1'36.760 80 / 82 5 5 ADVICS ﾏｯﾊ車検 MC86 ZN6 1'36.760 0.000 NatSu Sakaguchi 1'36.760 88 / 125 Yuya Hiraki 1'37.516 54 / 78 6 56 ﾘｱﾗｲｽﾞ 日産自動車大学校 GT-R R35 1'36.814 0.054 Kazuki Hiramine 1'37.041 77 / 129 Sacha Fenestraz 1'36.814 54 / 84 7 2 ｼﾝﾃｨｱﾑ･ｱｯﾌﾟﾙ･ﾛｰﾀｽ 122 1'36.842 0.028 Kazuho Takahashi 1'39.779 112 / 117 Hiroki Katoh 1'36.842 12 / 102 8 4 ｸﾞｯﾄﾞｽﾏｲﾙ 初音ﾐｸ AMG C190 1'36.910 0.068 Nobuteru Taniguchi 1'36.910 48 / 110 TatSuya Kataoka 1'37.050 28 / 124 9 96 K-tunes RC F GT3 USC10 1'36.919 0.009 Morio Nitta 1'37.484 9 / 91 Sena Sakaguchi 1'36.919 39 / 112 10 35 arto RC F GT3 USC10 1'36.937 0.018 Nattapong Hortongkum 1'38.673 66 / 71 Sean Walkinshaw 1'36.937 79 / 107 Naoki Kawamura 1'40.101 40 / 43 11 61 SUBARU BRZ R&D SPORT BRZ GT300 1'36.939 0.002 Takuto Iguchi 1'36.939 16 / 39 Hideki Yamauchi 1'37.237 6 / 92 12 33 ｴｳﾞｧRT初号機 X Works GT-R R35 1'36.988 0.049 Shaun Thong 1'37.342 15 / 71 Marchy Lee 1'36.988 28 / 64 Shinya Michimi 1'37.718 37 / 62 13 21 HitotSuyama Audi R8 LMS R8 LMS 1'37.034 0.046 Richard LyonS 1'37.434 47 / 70 Ryuichiro Tomita 1'37.034 15 / 71 AlesSio Picariello 1'37.977 38 / 66 14 55 ARTA NSX GT3 NC1 1'37.128 0.094 Shinichi Takagi 1'37.152 47 / 113 Nirei Fukuzumi 1'37.128 28 / 79 15 18 UPGARAGE NSX GT3 NC1 1'37.141 0.013 Takashi Kobayashi 1'37.141 92 / 117 Kosuke Matsuura 1'37.402 31 / 101 ShinnoSuke Yamada 16 9 PACIFIC MIRAI AKARI NAC PORSCHE 991 1'37.193 0.052 Naoki Yokomizo 1'37.200 46 / 74 Kyosuke Mineo 1'37.193 21 / 75 Akihiro TSuzuki 1'38.959 26 / 48 17 11 GAINER TANAX GT-R R35 1'37.267 0.074 Katsuyuki Hiranaka 1'37.267 91 / 92 Hironobu YaSuda 1'37.426 43 / 96 18 65 LEON PYRAMID AMG C190 1'37.344 0.077 Haruki KuroSawa 1'37.344 37 / 89 Naoya Gamou 1'37.384 69 / 139 19 52 埼玉ﾄﾖﾍﾟｯﾄGB ﾏｰｸX MC GRX133 1'37.401 0.057 Shigekazu WakiSaka 1'37.401 27 / 108 Hiroki YoShida 1'37.776 102 / 106 20 87 JLOC ﾗﾝﾎﾞﾙｷﾞｰﾆ GT3 HURACAN GT3 1'37.691 0.290 Tsubasa Takahashi 1'37.691 40 / 67 Andre Couto 1'37.820 25 / 126 Kiyoto Fujinami 1'38.379 18 / 26 21 7 D'Station Vantage GT3 Vantage AMR GT3 1'37.740 0.049 Tomonobu Fujii 1'37.740 47 / 52 Joao Paulo Lima de Oliveira 1'37.948 21 / 98 22 720 McLaren 720S 1'37.764 0.024 Seiji Ara 1'37.764 67 / 84 Alex Palou 1'37.830 53 / 108 23 88 JLOC ﾗﾝﾎﾞﾙｷﾞｰﾆ GT3 HURACAN GT3 1'37.791 0.027 TakaShi Kogure 1'37.956 31 / 123 Yuya Motojima 1'37.791 33 / 77 24 30 TOYOTA GR SPORTS PRIUS PHV apr GT ZVW52 1'37.897 0.106 Hiroaki Nagai 1'39.109 46 / 68 Manabu Orido 1'37.897 82 / 89 Kazuto Kotaka 1'39.066 28 / 33 25 60 SYNTIUM LMcorSa RC F GT3 USC10 1'37.908 0.011 Hiroki YoShimoto 1'37.908 97 / 126 Dominik Farnbacher 1'38.311 50 / 89 26 50 ARNAGE AMG GT3 C190 1'38.113 0.205 MaSaki Kano 1'39.138 35 / 42 Ryosei Yamashita 1'38.113 28 / 76 Yuya Tezuka 1'39.478 8 / 60 27 31 TOYOTA GR SPORTS PRIUS PHV apr GT ZVW52 1'39.047 0.934 Koki Saga 1'39.047 23 / 93 Yuki Nakayama 1'39.953 43 / 59 28 22 ｱｰﾙｷｭｰｽﾞ AMG GT3 C190 1'39.066 0.019 HiSaShi Wada 1'39.210 52 / 116 MaSaki Jyonai 1'39.066 10 / 30 29 48 植毛GO&FUN GT-R R35 1'39.262 0.196 MaSaki Tanaka 1'39.262 18 / 92 Taiyou Iida 1'39.345 66 / 75 Teruhiko Hamano 1'39.422 15 / 59.
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