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2012 FIA European Touring Car Cup RACE 2 - RESULT 2012 FIA European Touring Car Cup RACE 2 - RESULT POS NO CL DRIVER NAT CAR TIME LAPS GAP KPH BEST 1 8 S20 Fernando MONJE ESP SEAT Leon 22:16.117 11 144.90 1:58.021 2 4 S20 Igor SKUZ UKR SEAT Leon TDI 22:31.616 11 15.499 143.24 1:59.834 3 23 SMTStian PAULSEN NOR SEAT Leon Copa 22:34.619 11 18.502 142.92 2:00.803 4 9 S20 Christian FISCHER CHE Honda Accord Euro R 22:59.181 11 43.064 140.38 2:02.868 5 22 SMTAndreas PFISTER DEU SEAT Leon Copa 23:28.311 11 1:12.194 137.47 2:03.051 6 3 S20 Aytac BITER TUR BMW 320si 23:28.764 11 1:12.647 137.43 2:03.218 7 26 SMTJaromir STADLER CZE SEAT Leon Copa 23:39.106 11 1:22.989 136.43 2:07.213 8 33 SP Nikolay KARAMYSHEV RUS Honda Civic Type-R 24:04.302 11 1:48.185 134.05 2:09.612 9 44 S16 Paolo NECCHI ITA Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 22:18.555 10 1 LAP 131.44 2:11.106 10 48 S16 Wilson BORGNINO ARG Chevrolet Aveo 22:20.088 10 1 LAP 131.28 2:12.298 11 43 S16 Kevin KRAMMES DEU Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 22:28.555 10 1 LAP 130.46 2:12.625 12 52 S16 Gilles BRUCKNER LUX Ford Fiesta ST 22:35.569 10 1 LAP 129.79 2:13.219 13 42 S16 Ulrike KRAFFT DEU Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 22:45.757 10 1 LAP 128.82 2:13.962 14 45 S16 Klaus BINGLER DEU Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 23:05.297 10 1 LAP 127.00 2:16.396 15 49 S16 Steffen GROSSMANN DEU Ford Fiesta ST 23:14.022 10 1 LAP 126.21 2:16.933 16 53 S16 Erwin LUKAS DEU Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 23:17.527 10 1 LAP 125.89 2:16.893 17 32 SP Fabio FABIANI ITA BMW 320i 19:53.878 9 2 LAPS 132.56 2:10.156 NOT CLASSIFIED 2 S20 Petr FULIN CZE BMW 320si 6:08.429 3 D.N.F. 141.77 2:00.795 6 S20 Peter RIKLI CHE Honda Civic FD 0 D.N.F. N/A FASTEST LAP 8 S20 Fernando MONJE SEAT Leon 1:58.021 3 149.73kph 93.04mph 23 SMTStian PAULSEN SEAT Leon Copa 2:00.803 10 146.29kph 90.90mph 33 SP Nikolay KARAMYSHEV Honda Civic Type-R 2:09.612 2 136.34kph 84.72mph 44 S16 Paolo NECCHI Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 2:11.106 8 134.79kph 83.75mph Imola Weather/Track: Sun/Dry. Car 55 did not participate. Circuit Length = 4.9090 km. Start: 12:33 End: 12:56 Steward:: Steward: Steward: www.mstworld.com Printed - 15:43 Sunday, 24 June 2012 2012 FIA European Touring Car Cup RACE 2 - RESULT BY CLASS - S2000 POS NO CL DRIVER NAT CAR TIME LAPS GAP KPH BEST 1 8 S20 Fernando MONJE ESP SEAT Leon 22:16.117 11 144.90 1:58.021 2 4 S20 Igor SKUZ UKR SEAT Leon TDI 22:31.616 11 15.499 143.24 1:59.834 3 9 S20 Christian FISCHER CHE Honda Accord Euro R 22:59.181 11 43.064 140.38 2:02.868 4 3 S20 Aytac BITER TUR BMW 320si 23:28.764 11 1:12.647 137.43 2:03.218 NOT CLASSIFIED 2 S20 Petr FULIN CZE BMW 320si 6:08.429 3 D.N.F. 141.77 2:00.795 6 S20 Peter RIKLI CHE Honda Civic FD 0 D.N.F. N/A FASTEST LAP 8 S20 Fernando MONJE SEAT Leon 1:58.021 3 149.73kph 93.04mph . Imola Weather/Track: Sun/Dry. Car 55 did not participate. Circuit Length = 4.9090 km. Start: 12:33 End: 12:56 Steward: Steward: Steward: www.mstworld.com Page 1 of 4 Printed - 15:53 Sunday, 24 June 2012 2012 FIA European Touring Car Cup RACE 2 - RESULT BY CLASS - SINGLE MAKE TROPHY (contd.) POS NO CL DRIVER NAT CAR TIME LAPS GAP KPH BEST 1 23 SMTStian PAULSEN NOR SEAT Leon Copa 22:34.619 11 142.92 2:00.803 2 22 SMTAndreas PFISTER DEU SEAT Leon Copa 23:28.311 11 53.692 137.47 2:03.051 3 26 SMTJaromir STADLER CZE SEAT Leon Copa 23:39.106 11 1:04.487 136.43 2:07.213 NOT CLASSIFIED FASTEST LAP 23 SMTStian PAULSEN SEAT Leon Copa 2:00.803 10 146.29kph 90.90mph Imola Weather/Track: Sun/Dry. Car 55 did not participate. Circuit Length = 4.9090 km. Start: 12:33 End: 12:56 Steward: Steward: Steward: www.mstworld.com Page 2 of 4 Printed - 15:53 Sunday, 24 June 2012 2012 FIA European Touring Car Cup RACE 2 - RESULT BY CLASS - SUPER PRODUCTION (contd.) POS NO CL DRIVER NAT CAR TIME LAPS GAP KPH BEST 1 33 SP Nikolay KARAMYSHEV RUS Honda Civic Type-R 24:04.302 11 134.05 2:09.612 2 32 SP Fabio FABIANI ITA BMW 320i 19:53.878 9 2 LAPS 132.56 2:10.156 NOT CLASSIFIED FASTEST LAP 33 SP Nikolay KARAMYSHEV Honda Civic Type-R 2:09.612 2 136.34kph 84.72mph Imola Weather/Track: Sun/Dry. Car 55 did not participate. Circuit Length = 4.9090 km. Start: 12:33 End: 12:56 Steward: Steward: Steward: www.mstworld.com Page 3 of 4 Printed - 15:53 Sunday, 24 June 2012 2012 FIA European Touring Car Cup RACE 2 - RESULT BY CLASS - S1600 (contd.) POS NO CL DRIVER NAT CAR TIME LAPS GAP KPH BEST 1 44 S16 Paolo NECCHI ITA Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 22:18.555 10 131.44 2:11.106 2 48 S16 Wilson BORGNINO ARG Chevrolet Aveo 22:20.088 10 1.533 131.28 2:12.298 3 43 S16 Kevin KRAMMES DEU Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 22:28.555 10 10.000 130.46 2:12.625 4 52 S16 Gilles BRUCKNER LUX Ford Fiesta ST 22:35.569 10 17.014 129.79 2:13.219 5 42 S16 Ulrike KRAFFT DEU Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 22:45.757 10 27.202 128.82 2:13.962 6 45 S16 Klaus BINGLER DEU Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 23:05.297 10 46.742 127.00 2:16.396 7 49 S16 Steffen GROSSMANN DEU Ford Fiesta ST 23:14.022 10 55.467 126.21 2:16.933 8 53 S16 Erwin LUKAS DEU Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 23:17.527 10 58.972 125.89 2:16.893 NOT CLASSIFIED FASTEST LAP 44 S16 Paolo NECCHI Ford Fiesta 1.6 16V 2:11.106 8 134.79kph 83.75mph Imola Weather/Track: Sun/Dry. Car 55 did not participate. Circuit Length = 4.9090 km. Start: 12:33 End: 12:56 Steward: Steward: Steward: www.mstworld.com Page 4 of 4 Printed - 15:53 Sunday, 24 June 2012.
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