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New Zealand Grand Prix Castrol Toyota Racing Series Practice New Zealand Grand Prix Castrol Toyota Racing Series International 4.000 km Practice Result Combined Pos No. Name Class Overall BestTm Diff In Session 2nd Overall Time 2nd Session Team/Sponsor 1 86 Brendon LEITCH TRS 1:31.684 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutes1:31.698 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutesDayle ITM 2 51 Greg MURPHY TRS 1:31.967 0.283 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutes1:32.356 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutesGame Over 3 97 Shane VAN GISBERGEN TRS 1:32.012 0.328 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutes1:32.030 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutesHampton Downs Academy - Red Bull 4 7 Matthew PAYNE TRS 1:32.046 0.362 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutes1:32.066 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutesDuffett - Seamount 5 27 Daniel GAUNT TRS 1:32.592 0.908 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutes1:32.948 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutesGame Over - Alliance Services 6 22 Tom ALEXANDER TRS 1:32.626 0.942 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutes1:32.667 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutesLeighs Construction - CareVets 7 87 Damon LEITCH TRS 1:32.833 1.149 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutes1:33.427 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutesHighlands Motorsport Park 8 31 Chris VAN DER DRIFT TRS 1:33.002 1.318 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutes1:37.235 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutesTasman Motorsport 9 11 Conrad CLARK TRS 1:33.058 1.374 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutes1:33.492 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutesTradezone - Aegis Oil 10 15 Kaleb NGATOA TRS 1:33.276 1.592 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutes1:34.373 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutesDelta Stockcrates 11 32 Joshua BETHUNE TRS 1:34.131 2.447 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutes1:34.169 Practice 9 Group B - 20 minutesRotax Karting - Right Karts 12 14 Billy FRAZER TRS 1:34.461 2.777 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutes1:34.610 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutesBFR - Billy Frazer Racing 13 84 Peter VODANOVICH TRS 1:34.462 2.778 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutes1:39.528 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutesDayle ITM - Post Haste - Creme Insurance 14 24 Andre HEIMGARTNER TRS 1:34.599 2.915 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutes1:41.323 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutesHampton Downs - Hamilton Asphalts 15 3 Chris VLOK TRS 1:35.215 3.531 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutes1:35.920 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutesFleet Cost & Care - Acronis 16 50 Ken SMITH TRS 1:46.689 15.005 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutes1:49.387 Practice 8 Group A - 20 minutesKiwi Driver Fund - CareVets - Carters Tyres Results Validated by Chief Timekeeper: Sam Thomson Orbits Clerk of Course: Brett Davy TRS Race Director: Adam Simmons www.mylaps.com V8 Utes & TR86 Race Director: Steve Collier Licensed to: Hampton Downs Printed: 22/01/2021 12:35:54 p.m. .
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