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Podium results, Silverstone Classic, Sunday 22 July Historic Formula Juniors (9 laps) 1. David Methley, Brabham BT6, 21m21.193s 2. Sam Wilson, Cooper T59, +1.896s 3. Andrew Hibberd, Lotus 22, 11.178s Fastest lap: Wilson, 2m20.093s (93.76mph) Peter Gethin Trophy for F2 & F5000 (11 laps) 1. Simon Hadfield, Trojan 101, 21m54.553s 2. Martin Stretton, March 742, +0.124s 3. Neil Fowler, March 752, +15.883s Fastest lap: Stretton, 1m57.680s (111.62mph) Woodcote Trophy for Pre-56 Sportscars (12 laps) 1. John Young/Andrew Smith, Cooper Jaguar T33, 31m40.580s 2. John Pearson/Gary Pearson, Jaguar D-type, +6.077s 3. Nigel Webb/Anthony Reid, Jaguar C-type, +32.132s Fastest lap: Reid, 2m32.452s (86.16mph) Combined result (inc Sat’s race): 1. Pearson/Pearson, 1hr03mins30.743s 2. Young/Smith, +4.372s 3. Webb/Reid, +37.714s Royal Automobile Club Tourist Trophy for Historic Cars Pre-63 GT (19 laps) 1. Nick Naismith/John Young, Aston Martin DB4, 51m04.925s 2. Ben Adams, Turner Mk2, +19.774s 3. Wolfgang Friedrichs/David Clark, Aston Martin DP212, +39.554s Fastest lap: Martin Hunt/Patrick Blakeney-Edwards, AC Cobra, 2m35.217s (84.63mph) HGPCA pre-61 Front Engine Grand Prix Cars (9 laps) 1. Roger Wills, Lotus 16 363, 21m50.119s 2. Philip Walker, Lotus 16 368, +33.697s 3. Eddie McGuire, Lotus 16 362, +45.259s Fastest lap: Walker, 2m23.785s (91.36mph) Fujifilm Touring Car Trophy 1970-2000 (9 laps) 1. Rick Pearson, Nissan Primera, 20m16.125s 2. Frank Wrathall, Vauxhall Cavalier, +11.861s 3. Richard Hawken, Nissan Primera, +20.985s Fastest lap: Pearson, 2m14.260s (97.84mph) Daily Express International Trophy for Grand Prix Masters (11 laps) 1. Bill Coombs, Tyrrell 009, 21m18.563s 2. Steve Hartley, Arrows A4, +0.210s 3. Michael Lyons, Hesketh 308E, +4.123s Fastest lap: Lyons, 1m53.548s (115.69mph) Group C Endurance Race Cars (15 laps) 1. Gareth Evans, Mercedes C9, 30m11.736s 2. Nicolas Minassian, Lancia LC2, +2.125s 3. Herve Regout, Porsche 962, +5.416s Fastest lap: Evans, 1m52.483s (116.78mph) World Sports Car Masters (23 laps) 1. Andrew Smith/Oliver Bryant, Lola T70, 51m45.466s 2. Paul Knapfield/Martin Stretton, Ferrari 512M, +0.802s 3. Steve Tandy, Lola T70 Mk3b (c), +39.078s Fastest lap: Stretton, 2m07.888s (102.71mph) HGPCA Pre-66 Rear Engine Grand Prix Cars (9 laps) 1. Jason Minshaw, Brabham BT4, 21m02.658s 2. John Harper, Brabham BT4, +10.692s 3. Rod Jolley, Cooper T45/51, +22.596s Fastest lap: Minshaw, 2m19.177s (94.38mph) Jaguar E-type Challenge (9 laps) 1. Alex Buncombe, 22m01.750s 2. Gregor Fisken, +15.141s 3. John Pearson, +19.533s Fastest lap: Buncombe, 2m24.289s (88.92mph) .

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