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Classement 24 Heures Du Mans 2004 Classement 24 heures du Mans 2004 N° Marque / Concurrent Moteur Cat. Pilotes Tour Ecart Meilleur Tour Audi R8 2004 - 602 V8 90° 3596 T LMP1 Rinaldo Capello (ITA) 379 15AUDI Sport Japan Team Goh (J) Tom Kristensen (DEN) -3:35.672 Seiji Ara (JPN) Audi R8 2004 - 604 V8 90° 3596 T LMP1 Johnny Herbert (GBR) 379 288AUDI Sport UK Team Veloqx (GB) Jamie Davies (GBR) 41"3543:34.264 Guy Smith(GBR) Audi R8 2004 - 605 V8 90° 3596 T LMP1 Jyrki Jarvi-Lehto (FIN) 368 32Champion Racing Dave Maraj (USA) Emanuele Pirro (ITA) 113:35.419 Marco Werner (GER) Pescarolo C60 EVO - 004 V10 72° 4997 A LMP1 Erik Comas (FRA) 361 418Judd type GV5 Soheil Ayari (FRA) 183:39.253 Pescarolo Sport (F) Benoît Tréluyer (FRA) Audi R8 2004 - 603 V8 90° 3596 T LMP1 Allan McNish (GBR) 350 58AUDI Sport UK Team Veloqx (GB) Frank Biela (GER) 293:35.490 Pierre Kaffer (GER) Chevrolet Corvette C5-R - C5R010 V8 90° 6991 A LM GTS Oliver Gavin (GBR) 345 664Chevrolet type LS1 Jan Magnussen (DK) 343:53.598 Corvette Racing Gary Pratt (USA) Katech Olivier Beretta (MC) DOME S 101 - 003 V10 72° 3994 A LMP1 Jan Lammers (NL) 341 715Judd type GV4 Chris Dyson (USA) 383:38.276 Racing For Holland (NL) Katsutomo Kaneishi (JPN) Chevrolet Corvette C5-R - C5R011 V8 90° 6991 A LM GTS Ron Fellows (CAN) 334 863Chevrolet type LS1 Johnny O'Connell (USA) 453:54.162 Corvette Racing Gary Pratt (USA) Katech Massimiliano Papis (ITA) Ferrari F550 Maranello - 113136 V12 65° 5853 A LM GTS Rickard Rydell (SWE) 329 965Ferrari Colin McRae (GBR) 503:52.223 Prodrive Racing (GB) Darren Turner (GBR) Porsche 996 GT3-RSR - 693066 F6 3600 A LM GT Sascha Maassen (GER) 327 1090Dale White - White Lightning Racing (USA) type M96/77 Jörg Bergmeister (GER) 524:06.306 Patrick Long (USA) Ferrari F550 Maranello - 117110 V12 65° 5853 A LM GTS Peter Kox (NL) 325 1166Ferrari Tomas Enge (CZE) 543:53.327 Prodrive Racing (GB) Alain Menu (CH) Porsche 996 GT3-RSR - 693079 F6 3600 A LM GT Manabu Orido (JPN) 322 1277Choroq Racing Team (J) type M96/77 Kazuyuki Nishizawa (JPN) 574:10.742 Haruki Kurosawa (JPN) Porsche 996 GT3-RSR - 693087 F6 3600 A LM GT Romain Dumas (FRA) 321 1385Freisinger Motorsport (GER) type M96/77 Stéphane Ortelli (FRA) 584:09.469 Ralf Kelleners (GER) Ferrari F550 Maranello - 108612 V12 65° 5853 A LM GTS Christophe Bouchut (FRA) 317 1469Ferrari Olivier Dupard (FRA) 623:52.934 Larbre Compétition (F) Patrice Goueslard (FRA) Porsche 996 GT3-RS - 692079 F6 3600 A LM GT Anthony Burgess (CDN) 317 1584Seikel Motorsport (GER) type M96/77 Philip Collin (USA) 624:15.497 Andrew Bagnall (NZ) Porsche 996 GT3-RS - 692085 F6 3600 A LM GT Luc Alphand (FRA) 316 1672Seikel Motorsport (GER) type M96/77 Philippe Alméras (FRA) 634:15.914 Christian Lavieille (FRA) Nasamax DM 139 - 001 V10 72° 4997 A LMP1 Robbie Stirling (CDN) 316 1714Judd type GV5 Kevin McGarrity (GBR) 633:41.782 Team Nasamax (GBR) Werner Lupberger (ZA) Porsche 996 GT3-RSR - 693080 F6 3600 A LM GT Lars Erik Nielsen (DK) 314 1881The Racers Group / Kevin Buckler (USA) type M96/77 Gregor Fisken (GB) 654:18.278 Ian Donaldson (GB) Ferrari F360 Modena GTC - F131GTC2062 V8 90° 3586 A LM GT Hans John Hugenholtz (NL) 311 1992Team Cirtek Motorsport (AUT) type F131B Robert Wilson (NZ) 684:13.558 Michelotto Frank Mountain (GB) Lola-Judd B2K/10B - HU05 V10 72° 3994 A LMP1 Christian Vann (GBR) 300 204Judd type GV4 Benjamin Leuenberger (CH) 793:49.315 Taurus Sports Racing (GBR) Didier André (FRA) TVR Tuscan 400 R - 1104 L6 3996 A LM GT Michael Caine (GBR) 300 2189TVR Bob Berridge (GBR) 794:15.907 Chamberlain-Synergy Motorsport (GB) Chris Stockton (GBR) TVR Tuscan 400 R - 1249 L6 3996 A LM GT Lawrence Tomlinson (GBR) 291 2296TVR Nigel Greensall (GBR) 884:13.461 Chamberlain-Synergy Motorsport (GB) Gareth Evans (GBR) Porsche 996 GT3-RS - 692079 F6 3600 A LM GT Ian Khan (GBR) 283 2375Thierry Perrier type M96/77 Nigel Smith (GBR) 964:11.984 Perspective Racing / Vic Lee Racing (GBR) Tim Sugden (GBR) Lister Storm LMP - 1 V8 90° 5993 A LMP1 John Nielsen (DK) 279 24 20Chevrolet type LS1 Jens Reno Moller (DK) 1003:43.108 Lister Racing (GBR) Lister Casper Elgaard (DK) Lola-Judd B2K/40 - HU15 V8 90° 3392 A LMP2 Rick Sutherland (USA) 278 2532Judd type KV Clint Field (USA) 1014:00.533 Intersport Racing (USA) William Binnie (GBR) W.R. LMP2004 Peugeot - LMP04-01 L4 2000 T LMP2 Yojiro Terada (JPN) 270 2624Peugeot - WR Peugeot 405 T16 Olivier Porta (FRA) 1094:02.751 Rachel Welter (F) Patrice Roussel (FRA) Non classées N° Marque / Concurrent Moteur Cat. Pilotes Tour Ecart Meilleur Tour Morgan Aero 8 LM-GT - 272 V8 90° 4494 A LM GT Neil Cunningham (AUS) 222 NC80BMW type M62 Adam Sharpe (GBR) 1574:22.545 Morgan Works Race Team (UK) Mader Steve Hyde (GBR) DOME S 101 - 002 V10 72° 3994 A LMP1 Tom Coronel (NED) 313 NC 16Judd type GV4 Justin Wilson (GBR) 493:36.726 Racing For Holland (NL) Ralph Firman (GBR) Abandons N° Marque / Concurrent Moteur Cat. Pilotes Tour Heure Motif Pescarolo C60 2004 - 003 V10 72° 4997 A LMP1 Emmanuel Collard (FRA) 3:38.867 Ab 17Judd type GV5 Sébastien Bourdais (FRA) 11h45Moteur Pescarolo Sport (F) Nicolas Minassian (FRA) Lola-MG EX 257 - B160 - 002 L4 2000 T LMP2 Thomas Erdos (BR) 3:41.383 Ab 25AER type MG XP-20 Mike Newton (GB) 11h54Moteur Ray Mallock Ltd (GB) Nathan Kinch (GB) Dallara LMP 900 - DO 004 V10 72° 3994 A LMP1 Martin Short (GBR) 3:39.148 Ab 6Dallara-Oreca Judd type GV4 Joao Barbosa (POR) 7h20Sortie de piste Rollcentre Racing (GBR) Rob Barff (GBR) Porsche 996 GT3-RSR - 693065 F6 3600 A LM GT Leo Hindery Jr (USA) 4:06.837 Ab 87Orbit Racing / Rodger Hawley (USA) type M96/77 Mike Rockenfeller (GER) 8h29Boîte de vitesses Marc Lieb (GER) Dome-Mugen S 101 - 04 V8 90° 3996 A LMP1 Hiroki Kato (JPN) 3:40.969 Ab 9Mugen type MF408S Ryo Michigami (JPN) 7h48Moteur Kondo Racing (JPN) Ryo Fukuda (JPN) Ferrari Maranello F575 GTC - 2214 V12 65° 5998 A LM GTS Mike Hezemans (NL) 4:00.453 Ab 62Ferrari Ange Barde (FRA) 8h28Electronique Barron Connor Racing (NL) Jean-Denis Deletraz (CH) Zytek 04S (ex-DBA) - 003 V8 90° 3396 A LMP1 Andy Wallace (GBR) 3:37.955 Ab 22Zytek type ZG348 Hayanari Shimoda (JPN) 3h40 Moteur Zytek Engineering Ltd. (GBR) David Brabham (GBR) Ferrari Maranello F575 GTC - 2212 V12 65° 5998 A LM GTS Dany Sullivan (USA) 4:00.910 Ab 61Ferrari Thomas Biagi (ITA) 7h20Freins Barron Connor Racing (NL) John Bosch (NL) Porsche 996 GT3-RS - 692067 F6 3600 A LM GT Gabrio Rosa (ITA) 4:12.539 Ab 83Seikel Motorsport (GER) type M96/77 Peter Van Merksteijn (NED) 3h05 Moteur Alex Caffi (ITA) W.R. LMP2003 Peugeot - LM2003-01 V6 60° 3367 A LMP2 Jean-Bernard Bouvet (FRA) 3:57.166 Ab 36WR/Peugeot Tristan Gommendy (FRA) 10h00Incident technique Gérard Welter (F) Bastien Brière (FRA) Ferrari F360 Modena GT - F131 V8 90° 3586 A LM GT Jaime Melo (BR) 4:08.337 Ab 70JMB Racing (F) type F131B Jean-René de Fournoux (FRA) 2h29Transmission Michelotto Stéphane Daoudi (FRA) Courage C65 - L4 1995 T LMP2 Jean-Marc Gounon (FRA) 3:47.918 Ab 31AER Alexander Frei (CH) 1h49 Moteur Courage Compétition (F) Sam Hancock (GBR) Courage C65 - 02 V6 3400 A LMP2 Gunnar Jeannette (USA) 3:59.274 Ab 35Willman type V6 JPX 2003 Gavin Pickering (GBR) 2h13 Moteur Epsilon Sport (F) Renaud Derlot (FRA) REYNARD 2KQ LM - 008 L4 2000 T LMP1 Sylvain Boulay (FRA) 3:55.341 Ab 29Lehmann type HPT16 Bruno Besson (FRA) 3h13Sortie de piste Noël Del-Bello (F) (base VW) Jean-Luc Maury-Laribière (FRA) Courage C65 - 09 L4 1995 T LMP2 Paul Belmondo (FRA) 3:55.852 Ab 37AER Claude Yves Gosselin (FRA) 22h49Sortie de piste Paul Belmondo Racing (F) Marco Saviozzi (FRA) Porsche 996 GT3-RSR - 693070 F6 3600 A LM GT Nikolaï Fomenko (RUS) 4:14.368 Ab 86Freisinger Motorsport (GER) type M96/77 Alexei Vasiliev (RUS) 21h22Sortie de piste Robert Nearn (GBR) Panoz LM GTP-Elan - 03 V8 5983 A LMP1 Roland Berville (FRA) 3:54.264 Ab 11Elan base Ford OHV Patrick Bourdais (FRA) 21h30Embrayage Panoz Motor Sports / Larbre Compétition (FRA) Jean-Luc Blanchemain (FRA) Lola B2K/10B - HU01 V10 90° 4921 T LMP1 Calum Lockie (GBR) 4:16.594 Ab 10Caterpillar origine VW Diesel Phil Andrews (GBR) 18h45Boîte de vitesses Taurus Sports Racing (GBR) Mountune Anthony Kumpen (BEL) Lola-Judd B160 - 001 V8 90° 3392 A LMP1 Duncan Dayton (USA) 3:53.166 Ab 27ex-Lola-MG EX257 #27 LM 2003 type XV Jon Field (USA) 21h00Moteur Intersport Racing (USA) Larry Connor (USA) Porsche 996 GT3-RS - 692082 F6 3600 A LM GT David Warnock (GBR) 4:20.612 Ab 78PK Sport Ltd. (GBR) type M96/77 Paul Daniels (GBR) 21h10Problème électrique Jim Matthews (USA).
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