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Formula Junior Classification The Classic at Silverstone Historic Formula Junior RACE 1 - CLASSIFICATION Sheet No: Issue Time: POS NO CLPIC NAME ENTRY LAPSTIME GAP DIFF MPH BEST ON 1 81 E1 1 Richard BRADLEY Brabham BT2 9 21:12.679 92.65 2:20.001 7 2 66 INV 1 Cameron JACKSON Brabham BT2 921:14.468 1.789 1.789 92.52 2:19.988 8 3 88 INV 2 Alex AMES Brabham BT6 921:23.370 10.691 8.902 91.87 2:21.751 3 4 53 INV 3 Sam WILSON Cooper T59 921:31.209 18.530 7.839 91.32 2:21.118 7 5 4 E1 2 Andrew HIBBERD Lotus 22 921:38.849 26.170 7.640 90.78 2:21.682 7 6 194 E1 3 Clive RICHARDS Lotus 22 921:46.332 33.653 7.483 90.26 2:22.778 9 7 221 E1 4 Pierre LIVINGSTON Lotus 22 921:46.813 34.134 0.481 90.23 2:21.371 9 8 62 E1 5 Simon DIFFEY Lotus 20/22 921:51.257 38.578 4.444 89.92 2:24.313 8 9 92 E1 6 Westie MITCHELL De Tomaso 63 922:04.161 51.482 12.904 89.04 2:24.891 7 10 181 INV 4 Gregory THORNTON Lotus 22 922:07.888 55.209 3.727 88.79 2:24.800 8 11 55 INV 5 Lukas HALUSA Lotus 22 922:16.425 1:03.746 8.537 88.23 2:24.004 8 12 79 E1 7 Michael HIBBERD Lotus 22 922:20.806 1:08.127 4.381 87.94 2:27.080 9 13 80 E1 8 Nicholas FENNELL Lotus 27 922:20.963 1:08.284 0.157 87.93 2:23.276 9 14 180 E1 9 Lee MOWLE Lotus 20/22 922:21.446 1:08.767 0.483 87.90 2:26.096 8 15 33 B2 1 Christopher DRAKE Terrier T4 Series 1 922:28.684 1:16.005 7.238 87.43 2:27.827 9 16 122 E1 10 Adrian RUSSELL Lotus 22 922:30.652 1:17.973 1.968 87.30 2:26.047 9 17 84 E1 11 Mark WOODHOUSE Lotus 20/22 922:32.196 1:19.517 1.544 87.20 2:26.875 6 18 58 E1 12 Richard SMEETON Wainer FJ 922:39.959 1:27.280 7.763 86.70 2:27.202 8 19 98 E1 13 Tim CHILD Cooper T59 922:42.715 1:30.036 2.756 86.52 2:28.200 4 20 83 E1 14 Martin WALFORD Lotus 22 922:53.130 1:40.451 10.415 85.87 2:29.169 8 21 5 E1 15 Robin LONGDON Lola Mk5A 922:55.305 1:42.626 2.175 85.73 2:29.475 8 22 39 C2 1 Nic CARLTON-SMITH Kieft FJ 922:55.662 1:42.983 0.357 85.71 2:31.068 8 23 11 B2 2 Will MITCHAM U2 Mk2 922:55.866 1:43.187 0.204 85.70 2:30.154 8 24 32 B2 3 Ray MALLOCK U2 MK2 922:56.283 1:43.604 0.417 85.67 2:29.049 8 25 196 B2 4 Timothy DE SILVA Lola Mk2 922:56.311 1:43.632 0.028 85.67 2:29.794 8 26 161 E1 16 Andrew BEAUMONT Lotus 22 923:05.186 1:52.507 8.875 85.12 2:30.044 6 27 71 D2 1 James HICKS Caravelle Mk3 923:28.492 2:15.813 23.306 83.71 2:32.951 6 28 73 E1 17 Peter ANSTISS Lotus 20/22 923:28.852 2:16.173 0.360 83.69 2:32.709 7 29 61 E1 18 George DIFFEY Lotus 20 923:29.703 2:17.024 0.851 83.64 2:31.390 7 30 37 C2 2 Andrew TAYLOR Cooper T56 923:32.790 2:20.111 3.087 83.46 2:33.126 7 31 117 B2 5 Simon GOODLIFF Nike FJ 8121:12.610 Lap1 Lap 82.36 2:36.624 6 32 111 B2 6 Nick TAYLOR Elva 100 8121:20.379 Lap7.769 81.86 2:37.859 6 33 114 B2 7 Charlie BESLEY Elva 100 8121:20.554 Lap0.175 81.85 2:37.268 4 34 96 E1 19 Harindra DE SILVA Brabham BT2 8121:22.467 Lap1.913 81.72 2:35.846 6 35 133 C2 3 Stuart TIZZARD Cooper T56 8121:44.340 Lap21.873 80.35 2:39.895 8 36 140 C2 4 Keith PICKERING Britannia FJ 8121:45.419 Lap1.079 80.29 2:39.926 8 37 52 C2 5 Jeremy DEELEY Cooper T52 8121:55.283 Lap9.864 79.68 2:41.386 5 38 54 E1 20 Martin HALUSA Lotus 22 8122:02.943 Lap7.660 79.22 2:36.241 8 39 60 C2 6 Simon (Syd) FRASER Lotus 20/22 8122:03.341 Lap0.398 79.20 2:35.652 8 40 63 E1 21 Stephan JOEBSTL Lotus 22 8122:08.596 Lap5.255 78.89 2:40.109 8 41 147 C2 7 Clinton MCCARTHY Lotus 18 8122:19.237 Lap10.641 78.26 2:42.401 6 42 19 B2 8 Ralf EMMERLING Gemini Mk2 8122:25.240 Lap6.003 77.91 2:43.594 8 43 65 E2 1 Richard FERRIS Donford FJ 8122:50.418 Lap25.178 76.48 2:45.471 8 44 6 B2 9 Jeremy KNIGHT Gemini Mk2 8123:02.793 Lap12.375 75.79 2:48.787 6 45 90 B2 10 Mark HAYNES Nota FJ 8123:05.062 Lap2.269 75.67 2:49.405 6 46 171 F3 1 Andrew THORPE Lotus 31 8123:34.969 Lap29.907 74.07 2:48.051 8 47 128 INV 6 Anna WILSON Brabham BT6 8123:41.991 Lap7.022 73.70 2:52.361 4 48 17 C2 8 Peter FENICHEL Cooper T56 8123:53.072 Lap11.081 73.13 2:53.730 2 49 7 B2 11 Duncan RABAGLIATI Alexis HF1 8124:00.284 Lap7.212 72.77 2:55.674 2 50 22 B2 12 Richard BISHOP-MILLER Autosport Mk2 7221:57.819 Laps1 Lap 69.59 3:01.416 7 NOT CLASSIFIED DNF 14 C2 Crispian BESLEY Cooper T56 8120:57.063 Lap 0.000 83.37 2:33.360 6 DNF 183 D2 Jonathan FYDA U2 Mk3 275:17.933 Laps 6 Laps 82.41 2:35.461 2 DNF 49 D2 Martin MCHUGH North Star Mk 1 0 DNF 26 B2 Roger DEXTER Elva DKW 100 0 FASTEST LAP 66 INV Cameron JACKSON Brabham BT2 8 2:19.988 93.59 mph 150.62 kph 81 E1 Richard BRADLEY Brabham BT2 7 2:20.001 93.58 mph 150.60 kph 33 B2 Christopher DRAKE Terrier T4 Series 1 9 2:27.827 88.62 mph 142.63 kph 39 C2 Nic CARLTON-SMITH Kieft FJ 8 2:31.068 86.72 mph 139.57 kph 71 D2 James HICKS Caravelle Mk3 6 2:32.951 85.65 mph 137.85 kph 65 E2 Richard FERRIS Donford FJ 8 2:45.471 79.17 mph 127.42 kph 171 F3 Andrew THORPE Lotus 31 8 2:48.051 77.96 mph 125.46 kph Silverstone Historic GP: 3.6393 miles Weather / Track : Cloudy / Damp Race Distance: 9 Laps / 32.75 miles These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters. Start: 09:03 Flag 09:24 End: 09:28 Clerk Of Course : Julian Floyd Stewards : Timekeeper : Nick Palmer Results can be found at www.tsl-timing.com Printed - 09:37 Saturday, 31 July 2021.
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