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FIA WEC Amended 80º Edition des 24 Heures du Mans Race Starting Grid 4:03.661 Joël Camathias JWA-Avila 55 - 28 - 4:02.461 4:02.969 Alain Ferte JMB Racing 83 - 27 - 70 Larbre Competition Jean-Philippe Belloc 4:00.691 4:02.323 Rui Aguas AF Corse-Waltrip 61 - 26 - 57 Krohn Racing Michele Rugolo 4:00.288 4:00.332 Matt Griffin AF Corse 81 - 25 - 67 Imsa Performance Matmut Nicolas Armindo 3:59.638 4:00.025 Jonny Cocker JMW Motorsport 66 - 24 - 51 AF Corse Toni Vilander 3:59.181 3:59.192 Paolo Ruberti Team Felbermayr-Proton 88 - 23 - 50 Larbre Competition Pedro Lamy 3:58.800 3:58.895 Gunnar Jeannette Luxury Racing 58 - 22 - 29 Gulf Racing Middle East Marc Rostan 3:58.717 3:58.725 Jörg Bergmeister Flying Lizard Motorsports 80 - 21 - 99 Aston Martin Racing Allan Simonsen 3:57.606 3:58.035 Marc Lieb Team Felbermayr-Proton 77 - 20 - 75 Prospeed Competition Sean Edwards 3:57.181 3:57.594 Jan Magnussen Corvette Racing 73 - 19 - 79 Flying Lizard Motorsports Patrick Pilet 3:55.910 3:56.484 Oliver Gavin Corvette Racing 74 - 18 - 71 AF Corse Olivier Beretta 3:55.393 3:55.870 Jaime Melo Luxury Racing 59 - 17 - 97 Aston Martin Racing Stefan Mücke 3:47.244 3:48.025 Ludovic Badey Gulf Racing Middle East 28 - 16 - 43 Extreme Limit Aric Fabien Rosier 3:43.619 3:45.664 Michel Frey Race Performance 40 - 15 - 31 Lotus Thomas Holzer 3:42.292 3:42.612 Ricardo Gonzalez Greaves Motorsport 41 - 14 - 0 Highcroft Racing Michael Krumm 3:41.982 3:42.224 Franck Mailleux Signatech Nissan 23 - 13 - 33 Level 5 Motorsport Christophe Bouchut 3:40.738 3:41.287 Martin Brundle Greaves Motorsport 42 - 12 - 38 Jota Sam Hancock 3:40.471 3:40.727 Thomas Kimber-Smith Starworks Motorsports 44 - 11 - 45 Boutsen Ginion Racing Shinji Nakano 3:39.899 3:40.280 Maxime Martin Oak Racing 35 - 10 - 30 Status Grand Prix Yelmer Buurman 3:39.711 3:39.877 Soheil Ayari Pecom Racing 49 - 9 - 48 Murphy Prototypes Warren Hughes 3:39.152 3:39.252 Nelson Panciatici Signatech Nissan 26 - 8 - 46 Thiriet By TDS Racing Mathias Beche 3:38.181 3:38.598 John Martin ADR-Delta 25 - 7 - 24 Oak Racing Olivier Pla 3:35.421 3:35.584 David Brabham JRM 22 - 6 - 15 Oak Racing Bertrand Baguette 3:31.866 3:33.066 Andrea Belicchi Rebellion Racing 13 - 5 - 17 Pescarolo Team Sébastien Bourdais 3:29.622 3:29.837 Jonny Kane Strakka Racing 21 - 4 - 12 Rebellion Racing Nick Heidfeld 3:25.488 3:26.420 Alexander Wurz Toyota Racing 7 - 3 - 4 Audi Sport North America Mike Rockenfeller 3:24.842 3:25.433 Stéphane Sarrazin Toyota Racing 8 - 2 - 2 Audi Sport Team Joest Allan McNish 3:23.787 3:24.078 André Lotterer Audi Sport Team Joest 1 - 1 - 3 Audi Sport Team Joest Loic Duval Pole Stewards: Timekeeper: Christian Crucifix 16/06/2012 Page 1 / 1.

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