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© MST SYSTEMS Ltd 2018 the Haysfield, Spring Lane North, Malvern WR14 1GF T: +44 (0) 1684 560614 E: Timing@Mstworld.Com © MST SYSTEMS Ltd 2018 The Haysfield, Spring Lane North, Malvern WR14 1GF t: +44 (0) 1684 560614 e: [email protected] Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit Woodcote Club Luffield Brooklands Vale Abbey Int 1 Farm Curve Copse Village Stowe Aintree The Loop Int 2 Maggots Circuit Length: 3.6605 M / 5.891 km Becketts International Pit Lane: 512m, 31s @ 60km/h Chapel National Pit Lane: 336m, 20s @ 60km/h Intermediate 1: 1.757 km Intermediate 2: 4.760 km Start line offset: 132.3 m Silverstone Classic - 20 - 22 Jul 2018 Historic Touring Car Challenge Qualifying for Race 16 - Classification Sheet No: CLASS POS NODRIVER/S CLASS POS CAR MAKE / MODEL TIME ON LAPS GAP DIFF MPH 166Nick Whale-Harry Whale H3BV1 BMW M3 E30 2:21.605 2 6 93.06 2 101Julian Thomas-Callum Lockie HTCI 1 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 2:24.095 8 8 2.490 2.490 91.45 3 144Paul Pochciol-James Hanson H2C 1 Jaguar XJ12C Broadspeed 2:24.301 2 7 2.696 0.206 91.32 410Mark Smith-Arran Moulton-Smith H4BV1 BMW M3 E30 2:24.526 9 9 2.921 0.225 91.18 5 123Ric Wood-Adam Morgan H2CV 1 Ford Capri 2:25.629 6 9 4.024 1.103 90.49 616Steve Dance H2CV2 Ford Capri RS2600 2:26.108 4 8 4.503 0.479 90.19 760Mark Wright-Dave Coyne HTCI2 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 2:26.375 1 4 4.770 0.267 90.03 868David Tomlin H2BV1 Ford RS1800 2:26.435 3 3 4.830 0.060 89.99 9 111Roger Stanford-Jack Stanford H4B 1 BMW E30 M3 2:28.342 3 9 6.737 1.907 88.83 10 5Paul Linfoot-Karl Jones HTCI 3 Ford RS500 2:28.773 3 8 7.168 0.431 88.58 11 112Ben Gill H2BV 2 Ford Escort Mk1 2:29.099 2 9 7.494 0.326 88.38 12 6Tom Houlbrook H4BV 2 BMW M3 E30 2:31.436 8 8 9.831 2.337 87.02 13 20Ken Clarke-Mat Jackson H3CV 1 Rover Vitesse 2:31.846 2 6 10.241 0.410 86.78 14 21Grahame Bryant-Oliver Bryant T2DV 1 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 2:32.057 8 8 10.452 0.211 86.66 15 18Marc Devis H2C 2 AMC Javelin 2:32.064 4 4 10.459 0.007 86.66 16 4Chris Williams-Charlie Williams H3CV 2 Rover SD1 2:32.581 4 8 10.976 0.517 86.37 17 181Malcolm Harding H2BV 3 Ford Escort Mk2 Zakspeed 2:34.334 8 8 12.729 1.753 85.39 18 24Robert Crofton HTCI 4 Datsun 240Z 2:34.345 8 8 12.740 0.011 85.38 19 12Adam Brindle-Nigel Greensall T2CV 1 Rover SD1 2:34.985 9 9 13.380 0.640 85.03 20 84Steve Jones H4B 2 BMW M3 E30 2:36.148 8 8 14.543 1.163 84.39 21 74Andrew Bruce-Tim Harvey T2CV 2 Rover SD1 2:36.440 8 8 14.835 0.292 84.24 22 31Les Ely-Neil Wood H1B 1 BMW 2000 2:37.423 5 9 15.818 0.983 83.71 23 15John Spiers T2CV 3 Ford Capri 2:37.920 2 5 16.315 0.497 83.45 24 44Jim Morris-Tom Shephard T2AV 1 Volkswagen Golf GTi Mk1 2:38.011 8 8 16.406 0.091 83.40 25 7Patrick Watts T2CV 4 Ford Capri Mk3S 2:38.384 1 1 16.779 0.373 83.20 26 11Frederic Wakeman-Patrick Blakeney-Edwards H2CV 3 Rover SD1 2:38.889 1 1 17.284 0.505 82.94 27 151Bill Cutler H2C 3 BMW M535i 2:38.971 4 8 17.366 0.082 82.89 28 91David Clark-Ben Shuckburgh T2DV 2 Chevrolet Camaro 2:39.982 2 7 18.377 1.011 82.37 29 120Chris Keen-Richard McAlpine H2C 4 Ford Capri 2:40.232 4 8 18.627 0.250 82.24 30 53Mike Luck-Alex Champkin H2BV 4 BMW 320 2:40.689 8 8 19.084 0.457 82.01 31 33Ludovic Lindsay-Harry Wyndham T2CV 5 Ford Capri 2:40.772 2 8 19.167 0.083 81.97 32 72Jason Brooks-Michael Caine T2A 1 Austin Mini 1275GT 2:41.257 7 7 19.652 0.485 81.72 33 3Martin Overington-Guy Stevens H2CV 4 Rover SD1 2:41.286 4 8 19.681 0.029 81.70 34 117Duncan McKay-Jeff Allam T2CV 6 Ford Capri 2:41.778 8 8 20.173 0.492 81.46 35 28Scott O'Donnell T2C 1 Ford Capri 2:42.218 8 8 20.613 0.440 81.24 36 63Mark Burnett T2A 2 Austin Mini 1275GT 2:44.026 2 4 22.421 1.808 80.34 37 42Paul Chase-Gardener T2CV 7 Ford Capri 2:44.136 3 8 22.531 0.110 80.29 38 41George Pochciol T2CV 8 Ford Capri 2:44.685 4 8 23.080 0.549 80.02 39 9Peter Mallett-Iain Rowley T2CV 9 Rover SD1 2:45.119 7 7 23.514 0.434 79.81 40 61Mark Roberts T2AV 2 Ford Fiesta 2:45.477 4 9 23.872 0.358 79.64 Cars 7 & 127 require working transponders - Regulation Q.12.2.1 refers. A 30 second penalty will be applied if not working in the race. Session Start: 12:54:46 - Finish: 13:21:51 Car 84 - transponder working intermittently, please check position. Weather/Track Conditions: Overcast / Dry Car 181 - please improve side number - Regulations Q.11.2 & J.4 refer. Circuit: Silverstone Grand Prix Wing Nat Pits These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters. Track Length: 5.891 Km - 3.6605 miles Clerk of the Course: Timekeeper: Issued at: Julian Floyd Nick Palmer Printed: 20-07-2018 - 13:28 Results: www.mstworld.com. Live Timing: https://livetiming.getraceresults.com/mst. Email: [email protected] Page 1 of 2 Silverstone Classic - 20 - 22 Jul 2018 Historic Touring Car Challenge Qualifying for Race 16 - Classification Sheet No: CLASS POS NODRIVER/S CLASS POS CAR MAKE / MODEL TIME ON LAPS GAP DIFF MPH 41 43Ian Guest-Frank Guest H3BV 2 Alfa Romeo GTV6 2:46.819 2 8 25.214 1.342 78.99 42 140Mark Wilson T2A 3 Volkswagen Golf GTi 2:47.157 4 8 25.552 0.338 78.83 43 1Anthony Galliers-Pratt-Ben Cussons T2CV 10 Ford Capri 2:48.507 8 8 26.902 1.350 78.20 44 14Paul Clayson T2BV 1 Alfa Romeo GTV6 2:48.751 2 8 27.146 0.244 78.09 45 127Andrew Strachan-Mike Wrigley H3CV 3 Rover SD1 2:49.869 1 1 28.264 1.118 77.58 46 77Glynn Allen-Darren Roberts T1BV 1 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV 2:55.344 4 7 33.739 5.475 75.15 47 32Jim McLoughlin T2CV 11 Ford Capri Cars 7 & 127 require working transponders - Regulation Q.12.2.1 refers. A 30 second penalty will be applied if not working in the race. Session Start: 12:54:46 - Finish: 13:21:51 Car 84 - transponder working intermittently, please check position. Weather/Track Conditions: Overcast / Dry Car 181 - please improve side number - Regulations Q.11.2 & J.4 refer. Circuit: Silverstone Grand Prix Wing Nat Pits These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters. Track Length: 5.891 Km - 3.6605 miles Clerk of the Course: Timekeeper: Issued at: Julian Floyd Nick Palmer Printed: 20-07-2018 - 13:28 Results: www.mstworld.com. Live Timing: https://livetiming.getraceresults.com/mst. Email: [email protected] Page 2 of 2 Silverstone Classic - 20 - 22 Jul 2018 Historic Touring Car Challenge Qualifying for Race 16 - Sector Analysis 1 Galliers-Pratt/Cussons (T2CV) Ford Capri lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit 1 58.489 90.3 1:26.880 116.3 38.036 73.5 3:03.405 5 52.702 80.3 1:33.463 104.9 38.249 75.3 3:04.414 2 55.973 93.1 1:27.054 114.1 38.408 67.3 3:01.435 6 55.056 90.4 1:29.947 92.8 37.586 77.5 3:02.589 3 54.408 95.9 1:26.192 117.1 36.885 74.3 2:57.485 7 1:00.869 66.2 1:36.719 56.8 44.160 77.3 3:21.748 4 52.961 101.8 3:04.745 115.3 35.984 79.8 4:33.690 P 8 52.452 105.2 1:21.893 125.0 34.162 85.4 2:48.507 3 Overington/Stevens (H2CV) Rover SD1 lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit 1 55.089 90.2 1:21.657 112.8 35.937 77.1 2:52.683 5 48.917 114.3 3:19.485 108.2 36.388 80.0 4:44.790 P 2 49.708 112.8 1:18.102 121.4 34.933 72.2 2:42.743 6 55.762 98.4 1:25.267 107.9 37.095 78.0 2:58.124 3 50.251 109.3 1:19.476 124.0 34.484 77.2 2:44.211 7 1:14.696 67.2 1:42.834 57.9 44.460 78.1 3:41.990 4 49.414 113.4 1:17.880 115.5 33.992 83.1 2:41.286 8 53.224 83.8 1:23.393 116.9 34.881 78.2 2:51.498 4 Williams/Williams (H3CV) Rover SD1 lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit 1 48.772 113.6 1:16.197 125.7 35.598 78.8 2:40.567 5 49.722 102.1 3:01.317 122.0 34.160 68.8 4:25.199 P 2 48.029 113.6 1:14.208 124.7 32.114 88.4 2:34.351 6 56.645 88.8 1:49.843 35.3 1:01.950 49.8 3:48.438 3 50.538 114.3 1:14.466 125.7 32.274 86.7 2:37.278 7 1:24.272 64.8 1:43.726 74.0 42.269 84.7 3:50.267 4 45.926 116.3 1:14.505 125.7 32.150 88.3 2:32.581 8 47.256 112.0 1:17.583 119.6 31.609 87.0 2:36.448 5 Linfoot/Jones (HTCI) Ford RS500 lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit 1 1:01.598 62.8 1:15.739 135.6 31.793 85.4 2:49.130 5 44.731 122.2 1:13.358 128.8 34.323 83.3 2:32.412 2 53.819 119.8 1:41.603 135.8 30.847 90.7 3:06.269 6 57.738 92.1 4:14.880 104.9 34.707 82.1 5:47.325 3 44.786 118.6 1:12.950 133.2 31.037 92.0 2:28.773 7 50.491 99.0 1:25.497 63.5 49.699 81.2 3:05.687 4 46.794 117.5 1:13.099 126.4 31.099 93.1 2:30.992 8 50.403 101.7 1:17.973 112.6 34.698 84.3 2:43.074 6 Tom Houlbrook (H4BV) BMW M3 E30 lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit 1 50.263 114.9 1:18.321 129.3 32.511 93.4 2:41.095 5 45.520 120.5 1:15.013 129.6 32.568 87.6 2:33.101 2 46.952 120.1 1:13.599 131.1 32.202 76.9 2:32.753 6 58.170 59.9 2:34.772 38.0 1:02.482 47.6 4:35.424 3 50.371 117.3 2:10.825 128.6 32.431 86.1 3:33.627 P 7 1:22.384 52.3 1:46.626 67.5 39.200 86.6 3:48.210 4 46.529 118.8 1:15.093 131.1 31.645 88.7 2:33.267 8 46.813 120.3 1:13.166 130.3 31.457 94.2 2:31.436 7 Patrick Watts (T2CV) Ford Capri Mk3S lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit 1 127.3 34.203 95.9 2:38.384 2 9 Mallett/Rowley (T2CV) Rover SD1 lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit lap Sect-1 Speed Sect-2 Speed Sect-3 Speed Laptime Pit 1 1:00.476 78.5 2:32.316 121.6 40.462 63.4 4:13.254 P 5 52.863 98.1 3:30.210 37.8 1:02.714 37.1 5:25.787 P 2 52.774 110.9 1:20.603 119.0 36.404 81.4 2:49.781 6 1:23.800 59.0 1:44.611 62.8 41.033 82.0 3:49.444 3 51.123 102.0 1:21.806 115.3 36.084 83.2 2:49.013 7 50.989 100.5 1:19.335 117.1 34.795 86.0 2:45.119 4 50.797 106.7 1:20.330 121.8 36.163 80.3 2:47.290 8
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