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Brands Hatch, July 11/12 HSCC/HRSR ByBox Historic Touring Cars RACE 1 - QUALIFYING - Brands Hatch - 11/12 July 2015 POS NO CL DRIVER(S) NAT CAR TIME LAPS GAP MPH 1 8 K1 Leo VOYAZIDES Ford Falcon 1:47.242 9 81.67 2 1 B Tim DAVIES Ford Lotus Cortina 1:48.484 8 1.242 80.73 3 6 K1 Warren BRIGGS Ford Mustang 1:48.846 8 1.604 80.47 4 48 C Mark DAVIES Ford Lotus Cortina 1:49.392 7 2.150 80.06 5 12 K1 Gregory THORNTON Ford Mustang 1:49.541 7 2.299 79.95 6 3 K1 Peter HALLFORD Ford Mustang 1:50.513 8 3.271 79.25 7 68 K3 Graham PATTLE Ford Lotus Cortina 1:51.639 8 4.397 78.45 8 42 K3 John SPIERS Ford Lotus Cortina 1:51.831 8 4.589 78.32 9 121 K2 Tim ABBOTT BMW 1800 TI 1:53.036 8 5.794 77.48 10 61 K3 Thomas JONES Ford Lotus Cortina 1:53.572 3 6.330 77.12 11 88 K1 Martin MELLING Ford Falcon Sprint 1:53.891 8 6.649 76.90 12 15 K5 Mark WATTS Ford Mustang 1:54.135 8 6.893 76.74 13 92 K4 Steve JONES Morris Mini Cooper S 1:54.275 8 7.033 76.64 14 5 K4 William WARD Morris Mini Cooper S 1:54.323 8 7.081 76.61 15 87 E Simon BENOY Hillman Imp 1:55.408 8 8.166 75.89 16 94 E Steven PLATTS Singer Chamois 1:56.208 8 8.966 75.37 17 26 K3 Kerry MICHAEL Ford Lotus Cortina 1:56.466 7 9.224 75.20 18 89 E Adrian OLIVER Hillman Imp 1:57.166 7 9.924 74.75 19 63 K3 John PUGSLEY Ford Lotus Cortina 1:58.362 8 11.120 74.00 20 10 K1 Richard OWEN Ford Galaxie 2:00.235 8 12.993 72.84 21 136 A Jim CHAPMAN Chevrolet Corvair 2:01.313 6 14.071 72.20 22 69 C Bob BULLEN Ford Anglia 2:02.236 2 14.994 71.65 23 102 K4 Theo PAPHITIS Ford Anglia 2:08.826 7 21.584 67.98 24 93 E Stuart KERR Singer Chamois 2:10.476 7 23.234 67.13 25 51 E Ian CLARIDGE Ford Anglia 2:10.756 7 23.514 66.98 26 58 K3 Claire HEDLEY Ford Lotus Cortina 2:13.585 5 26.343 65.56 27 67 D Bob BINFIELD Austin Mini Cooper S 13:18.073 1 11:30.831 10.97 Brands Hatch Weather/Track: Sun/Dry Circuit Length = 2.4330 miles. These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters. Start: 09:00 End: 09:15 Clerk of the Course: Timekeeper: www.mstworld.com Printed - 09:17 Saturday, 11 July 2015 HSCC/HRSR ByBox Historic Touring Cars RACE 1 - QUALIFYING LAP ANALYSIS - Brands Hatch - 11/12 July 2015 1 Tim DAVIES Ford Lotus Cortina 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:48.484 2 - 1:49.487 7 - 1:48.585 3 - 1:50.347 8 - 1:51.168 4 - 1:51.776 5 - 1:50.578 3 Peter HALLFORD Ford Mustang 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:51.292 2 - 1:50.513 7 - 1:51.007 3 - 1:52.046 8 - 1:56.053 4 - 1:55.574 5 - 1:52.638 5 William WARD Morris Mini Cooper S 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:54.720 2 - 2:04.140 7 - 1:55.214 3 - 1:57.535 8 - 1:54.323 4 - 1:55.634 5 - 1:55.149 6 Warren BRIGGS Ford Mustang 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:56.019 2 - 1:51.161 7 - 1:55.279 3 - 1:50.263 8 - 1:53.319 4 - 1:48.846 5 - 1:48.863 8 Leo VOYAZIDES Ford Falcon 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:47.242 2 - 1:48.255 7 - 1:48.616 3 - 1:47.326 8 - 1:50.089 4 - 1:51.199 9 - 1:47.935 5 - 1:48.576 10 Richard OWEN Ford Galaxie 1 - X:00.000 6 - 2:00.784 2 - 2:03.742 7 - 2:01.762 3 - 2:04.124 8 - 2:00.235 4 - 2:04.621 5 - 2:02.608 Brands Hatch Weather/Track: Sun/Dry Circuit Length = 2.4330 miles. Start: 09:00 End: 09:15 www.mstworld.com Page 1 of 5 Printed - 09:18 Saturday, 11 July 2015 HSCC/HRSR ByBox Historic Touring Cars RACE 1 - QUALIFYING LAP ANALYSIS - Brands Hatch - 11/12 July 2015 (contd.) 12 Gregory THORNTON Ford Mustang 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:49.541 2 - 1:51.422 7 - 1:50.109 3 - 1:51.905 4 - 1:51.006 5 - 1:52.466 15 Mark WATTS Ford Mustang 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:55.355 2 - 1:58.517 7 - 1:55.315 3 - 1:54.135 8 - 1:54.677 4 - 1:58.466 5 - 1:54.382 26 Kerry MICHAEL Ford Lotus Cortina 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:56.466 2 - 2:00.555 7 - 1:56.947 3 - 1:59.139 4 - 1:57.771 5 - 1:58.654 42 John SPIERS Ford Lotus Cortina 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:54.941 2 - 1:56.672 7 - 1:52.615 3 - 1:53.304 8 - 1:51.831 4 - 1:53.195 5 - 1:52.069 48 Mark DAVIES Ford Lotus Cortina 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:49.983 2 - 1:50.777 7 - 1:58.726 3 - 1:50.119 4 - 1:49.392 5 - 1:50.049 51 Ian CLARIDGE Ford Anglia 1 - X:00.000 6 - 2:12.702 2 - 2:13.888 7 - 2:10.756 3 - 2:12.883 4 - 2:13.725 5 - 2:11.368 Brands Hatch Weather/Track: Sun/Dry Circuit Length = 2.4330 miles. Start: 09:00 End: 09:15 www.mstworld.com Page 2 of 5 Printed - 09:18 Saturday, 11 July 2015 HSCC/HRSR ByBox Historic Touring Cars RACE 1 - QUALIFYING LAP ANALYSIS - Brands Hatch - 11/12 July 2015 (contd.) 58 Claire HEDLEY Ford Lotus Cortina 1 - X:00.000 2 - 2:14.985 3 - 2:17.797 4 - 2:15.145 5 - 2:13.585 61 Thomas JONES Ford Lotus Cortina 1 - X:00.000 2 - 1:53.572 3 - 3:26.191P 63 John PUGSLEY Ford Lotus Cortina 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:59.682 2 - 2:01.124 7 - 2:01.214 3 - 2:00.806 8 - 1:58.362 4 - 1:59.961 5 - 2:00.417 67 Bob BINFIELD Austin Mini Cooper S 1 - X:00.000 68 Graham PATTLE Ford Lotus Cortina 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:52.528 2 - 1:54.545 7 - 1:52.342 3 - 1:53.309 8 - 1:51.971 4 - 1:52.206 5 - 1:51.639 69 Bob BULLEN Ford Anglia 1 - X:00.000 2 - 2:02.236 Brands Hatch Weather/Track: Sun/Dry Circuit Length = 2.4330 miles. Start: 09:00 End: 09:15 www.mstworld.com Page 3 of 5 Printed - 09:18 Saturday, 11 July 2015 HSCC/HRSR ByBox Historic Touring Cars RACE 1 - QUALIFYING LAP ANALYSIS - Brands Hatch - 11/12 July 2015 (contd.) 87 Simon BENOY Hillman Imp 1 - X:00.000 6 - 2:00.487 2 - 1:57.394 7 - 2:00.868 3 - 2:00.147 8 - 1:55.947 4 - 1:56.817 5 - 1:55.408 88 Martin MELLING Ford Falcon Sprint 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:53.891 2 - 1:58.875 7 - 1:54.955 3 - 1:56.563 8 - 1:54.194 4 - 1:55.986 5 - 1:53.987 89 Adrian OLIVER Hillman Imp 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:57.166 2 - 2:09.275 7 - 1:59.054 3 - 1:58.904 4 - 1:57.501 5 - 1:58.389 92 Steve JONES Morris Mini Cooper S 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:54.606 2 - 2:05.921 7 - 1:58.560 3 - 1:54.630 8 - 1:54.275 4 - 1:55.435 5 - 2:11.167 93 Stuart KERR Singer Chamois 1 - X:00.000 6 - 2:10.702 2 - 2:14.580 7 - 2:10.969 3 - 2:14.639 4 - 2:14.791 5 - 2:10.476 94 Steven PLATTS Singer Chamois 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:57.978 2 - 1:57.956 7 - 1:56.947 3 - 2:04.848 8 - 1:56.208 4 - 2:01.720 5 - 1:58.005 Brands Hatch Weather/Track: Sun/Dry Circuit Length = 2.4330 miles. Start: 09:00 End: 09:15 www.mstworld.com Page 4 of 5 Printed - 09:18 Saturday, 11 July 2015 HSCC/HRSR ByBox Historic Touring Cars RACE 1 - QUALIFYING LAP ANALYSIS - Brands Hatch - 11/12 July 2015 (contd.) 102 Theo PAPHITIS Ford Anglia 1 - X:00.000 6 - 2:08.826 2 - 2:12.970 7 - 2:09.349 3 - 2:11.106 4 - 2:09.630 5 - 2:10.890 121 Tim ABBOTT BMW 1800 TI 1 - X:00.000 6 - 1:53.036 2 - 1:55.909 7 - 1:54.157 3 - 1:55.942 8 - 1:53.918 4 - 1:54.734 5 - 1:53.298 136 Jim CHAPMAN Chevrolet Corvair 1 - X:00.000 6 - 2:01.313 2 - 2:08.240 3 - 2:05.839 4 - 2:05.032 5 - 2:02.406 Brands Hatch Weather/Track: Sun/Dry Circuit Length = 2.4330 miles.
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