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AR Motorsport Morgan Challenge HISTORIC TOURING CAR AR Motorsport Morgan Challenge HISTORIC TOURING CAR CHALLENGE WITH TONY DRON TROPHY Sponsored by Silverstone Auctions & Ric Wood Motorsport WITH U2TC and STCC Silverstone GP Circuit 25th October 2020 Results Provided by Timing Solutions Ltd www.tsl-timing.com Historic Touring Car Challenge & Tony Dron Trophy with U2TC and STCC QUALIFYING - RACE 2 - CLASSIFICATION POS NO CLPIC NAME ENTRY TIME ON LAPS GAP DIFF MPH 1 10 HT4C 1 THOMAS / LOCKIE Ford Escort RS500 2:26.793 10 10 89.77 2 17 HT4C 2 David TOMLIN Ford Sierra RS500 2:27.652 890.859 0.859 89.24 3 37 HT4C 3 Simon GARRAD Nissan R32 2:29.240 562.447 1.588 88.29 4 16 HT2C 1 Steve DANCE Ford Capri 2:30.393 893.600 1.153 87.62 5 53 HT2C 2 G.BRYANT / O.BRYANT Ford Capri RS2600 2:37.013 7810.220 6.620 83.92 6 88 HT2C 3 KENT / WARD Ford Broadspeed Cologne Capri 2:37.801 9911.008 0.788 83.50 7 137 HT2B 1 MANN / COYNE Ford RS2000 Mk1 2:38.913 9912.120 1.112 82.92 8 57 HT2B 2 Jonathan GOMM Ford Escort RS1600 2:47.277 9920.484 8.364 78.77 9 29 HT3B 1 HART / SHEPHERD Renault 5 GT Turbo 2:50.666 7823.873 3.389 77.21 10 11 HT2C 4 WAKEMAN / BLAKENEY-EDWARDS Rover SD1 2:51.647 9924.854 0.981 76.77 11 41 TD2C 1 POCHCIOL / HANSON Ford Capri 2:52.217 8925.424 0.570 76.51 12 15 TD2C 2 SPIERS / NEEDELL Ford Capri 2:55.230 9928.437 3.013 75.20 13 24 HT2A 1 Geoff GORDON Alfa Romeo Alfasud Sprint 2:55.801 5929.008 0.571 74.95 14 60 HT4C 4 Mark WRIGHT Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 2:56.053 7729.260 0.252 74.85 15 20 HT3C 1 K.CLARKE / T.CLARKE Rover Vitesse 2:57.047 7830.254 0.994 74.43 16 68 UTC 1 SHOVLIN / DICKENSON Ford Lotus Cortina 2:57.476 8830.683 0.429 74.25 17 7 TD2C 3 James SLAUGHTER Ford Capri Mk3 S 2:59.208 8832.415 1.732 73.53 18 34 * UTC 2 Shaun BALFE Ford Cortina 3:01.351 8834.558 2.143 72.66 19 75 UTB 1 Simon EVANS Austin Mini Cooper S 3:04.419 9937.626 3.068 71.45 20 170 UTC 3 Marcus JEWELL Ford Lotus Cortina 3:04.604 9937.811 0.185 71.38 21 90 HT2B 3 Simon BLANCKLEY Triumph Dolomite 3:08.712 1341.919 4.108 69.83 22 98 UTC 4 PATTLE / BURTON Ford Lotus Cortina 3:10.780 7743.987 2.068 69.07 23 123 HT4C 5 Ric WOOD Nissan Skyline GT-R 3:11.191 2344.398 0.411 68.92 24 81 * UTB 2 Marek REICHMAN Austin Mini Cooper S 3:11.427 4444.634 0.236 68.83 25 77 HT2B 4 Adrian MILES Ford Escort 3:14.050 8847.257 2.623 67.90 26 43 HT3B 2 I.GUEST / F.GUEST Alfa Romeo GTV6 3:16.802 7750.009 2.752 66.95 27 5 UTC 5 A.HALUSA / L.HALUSA Alfa Romeo GTA 3:18.806 8852.013 2.004 66.28 28 67 UTC 6 Nick PINK Ford Cortina 3:20.181 7753.388 1.375 65.82 29 144 HT2C 5 POCHCIOL / WRIGLEY Jaguar XJ12C Broadspeed 3:22.901 3756.108 2.720 64.94 *Cars 34 & 81 - No working transponder - Please fit for Race - Q.12.2.1 Silverstone GP Weather / Track : Bright / Damp Circuit Length = 3.6604 miles These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters. Start: 08:39 Flag 09:09 End: 09:13 Clerk Of Course : Steward : Timekeeper : Peter Knight Results can be found at www.tsl-timing.com Printed - 09:13 Sunday, 25 October 2020 Historic Touring Car Challenge & Tony Dron Trophy with U2TC and STCC QUALIFYING - RACE 2 - LAP ANALYSIS DIFF = Difference To Personal Best Lap DIFF = Difference To Personal Best Lap P1 10 THOMAS / LOCKIE 1 - 2:49.275 11.47477.84 08:46:53.204 2 - 2:45.689 7.88879.53 08:49:38.893 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 3 - 2:41.405 3.60481.64 08:52:20.298 4 - 2:40.429 2.62882.14 08:55:00.727 1 - 2:31.053 4.26087.23 08:45:27.547 5 - 2:44.056P 6.25580.32 08:57:44.783 2 - 2:32.350 5.55786.49 08:47:59.897 6 - 5:06.925 2:29.12442.93 09:02:51.708 3 - 2:34.762 7.96985.14 08:50:34.659 7 - 2:39.208(3) 1.40782.77 09:05:30.916 4 - 2:28.372(3) 1.57988.81 08:53:03.031 8 - 2:38.312(2) 0.51183.23 09:08:09.228 5 - 2:31.303 4.51087.09 08:55:34.334 9 - 2:37.801(1) 83.50 09:10:47.029 6 - 2:44.447P 17.65480.13 08:58:18.781 7 - 4:08.594 1:41.80153.00 09:02:27.375 8 - 2:28.414 1.62188.79 09:04:55.789 P7 137 MANN / COYNE 9 - 2:27.251(2) 0.45889.49 09:07:23.040 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 10 - 2:26.793(1) 89.77 09:09:49.833 1 - 2:57.232 18.31974.35 08:46:58.918 P2 17 David TOMLIN 2 - 2:55.125 16.21275.24 08:49:54.043 3 - 2:52.830 13.91776.24 08:52:46.873 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 4 - 2:54.638P 15.72575.45 08:55:41.511 5 - 4:26.945 1:48.03249.36 09:00:08.456 1 - 2:39.720 12.06882.50 08:46:32.288 6 - 2:43.219 4.30680.73 09:02:51.675 2 - 2:32.864 5.21286.20 08:49:05.152 7 - 2:41.893(3) 2.98081.39 09:05:33.568 3 - 2:33.341 5.68985.93 08:51:38.493 8 - 2:39.324(2) 0.41182.71 09:08:12.892 4 - 2:32.930 5.27886.16 08:54:11.423 9 - 2:38.913(1) 82.92 09:10:51.805 5 - 2:29.867 2.21587.92 08:56:41.290 6 - 2:28.993 1.34188.44 08:59:10.283 (3) P8 57 Jonathan GOMM 7 - 2:28.108(2) 0.45688.97 09:01:38.391 8 - 2:27.652(1) 89.24 09:04:06.043 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 9 - 2:55.108P 27.45675.25 09:07:01.151 1 - 3:09.471 22.19469.55 08:47:42.442 P3 37 Simon GARRAD 2 - 3:00.327 13.05073.07 08:50:42.769 3 - 2:56.781 9.50474.54 08:53:39.550 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 4 - 2:56.287 9.01074.75 08:56:35.837 5 - 2:55.325 8.04875.16 08:59:31.162 1 - 3:09.907(3) 40.66769.39 08:47:41.586 6 - 2:55.860 8.58374.93 09:02:27.022 2 - 2:54.437P 25.19775.54 08:50:36.023 7 - 2:55.024(3) 7.74775.29 09:05:22.046 3 - 12:20.147 9:50.90717.80 09:02:56.170 8 - 2:50.526(2) 3.24977.27 09:08:12.572 4 - 2:31.137(2) 1.89787.19 09:05:27.307 9 - 2:47.277(1) 78.77 09:10:59.849 5 - 2:29.240(1) 88.29 09:07:56.547 6 - 2:35.649P 6.40984.66 09:10:32.196 P9 29 HART / SHEPHERD P4 16 Steve DANCE LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 1 - 3:20.054 29.38865.87 08:47:52.637 2 - 3:13.827 23.16167.98 08:51:06.464 1 - 2:41.364 10.97181.66 08:46:45.469 3 - 3:20.116P 29.45065.85 08:54:26.580 2 - 2:35.714 5.32184.62 08:49:21.183 4 - 5:16.904 2:26.23841.58 08:59:43.484 3 - 2:33.215 2.82286.00 08:51:54.398 5 - 2:52.341(3) 1.67576.46 09:02:35.825 4 - 2:32.815(3) 2.42286.23 08:54:27.213 6 - 2:53.916 3.25075.77 09:05:29.741 5 - 2:32.922P 2.52986.17 08:57:00.135 7 - 2:50.666(1) 77.21 09:08:20.407 6 - 4:20.750 1:50.35750.53 09:01:20.885 8 - 2:51.049(2) 0.38377.04 09:11:11.456 7 - 2:30.882(2) 0.48987.33 09:03:51.767 8 - 2:30.393(1) 87.62 09:06:22.160 P10 11 WAKEMAN / BLAKENEY-EDWARDS 9 - 2:33.132P 2.73986.05 09:08:55.292 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY P5 53 G.BRYANT / O.BRYANT 1 - 3:00.766 9.11972.89 08:46:44.741 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 2 - 3:01.360 9.71372.66 08:49:46.101 3 - 2:57.017 5.37074.44 08:52:43.118 1 - 3:06.395 29.38270.69 08:50:46.381 4 - 3:07.363P 15.71670.33 08:55:50.481 2 - 2:59.569 22.55673.38 08:53:45.950 5 - 4:36.236 1:44.58947.70 09:00:26.717 3 - 2:54.716P 17.70375.42 08:56:40.666 6 - 2:55.763 4.11674.97 09:03:22.480 4 - 4:25.462 1:48.44949.64 09:01:06.128 7 - 2:54.945(3) 3.29875.32 09:06:17.425 5 - 2:40.984 3.97181.85 09:03:47.112 8 - 2:54.088(2) 2.44175.69 09:09:11.513 6 - 2:39.025(3) 2.01282.86 09:06:26.137 9 - 2:51.647(1) 76.77 09:12:03.160 7 - 2:37.013(1) 83.92 09:09:03.150 8 - 2:38.337 1.32483.22 09:11:41.487 (2) P11 41 POCHCIOL / HANSON P6 88 KENT / WARD LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 1 - 3:05.211 12.99471.15 08:46:56.367 Silverstone GP Weather / Track : Bright / Damp Circuit Length = 3.6604 miles Start: 08:39 Flag 09:09 End: 09:13 Results can be found at www.tsl-timing.com Page 1 of 3 Printed - 09:13 Sunday, 25 October 2020 Historic Touring Car Challenge & Tony Dron Trophy with U2TC and STCC QUALIFYING - RACE 2 - LAP ANALYSIS DIFF = Difference To Personal Best Lap DIFF = Difference To Personal Best Lap 2 - 3:04.729 12.51271.33 08:50:01.096 5 - 3:06.752 9.27670.56 09:01:50.872 3 - 3:03.312P 11.09571.88 08:53:04.408 6 - 2:59.567(2) 2.09173.38 09:04:50.439 4 - 4:59.073 2:06.85644.06 08:58:03.481 7 - 2:59.630(3) 2.15473.36 09:07:50.069 5 - 2:52.951 0.73476.19 09:00:56.432 8 - 2:57.476(1) 74.25 09:10:47.545 6 - 2:52.734(3) 0.51776.28 09:03:49.166 7 - 2:54.354 2.13775.58 09:06:43.520 P17 7 James SLAUGHTER 8 - 2:52.217(1) 76.51 09:09:35.737 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 9 - 2:52.485(2) 0.26876.39 09:12:28.222 1 - 3:10.031 10.82369.34 08:47:33.604 P12 15 SPIERS / NEEDELL 2 - 3:08.841 9.63369.78 08:50:42.445 3 - 3:11.262P 12.05468.89 08:53:53.707 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 4 - 4:15.137 1:15.92951.64 08:58:08.844 1 - 3:00.591 5.36172.97 08:46:50.240 5 - 3:03.610 4.40271.77 09:01:12.454 2 - 2:58.531 3.30173.81 08:49:48.771 6 - 3:02.788(3) 3.58072.09 09:04:15.242 3 - 2:55.558(2) 0.32875.06 08:52:44.329 7 - 3:01.112(2) 1.90472.76 09:07:16.354 4 - 2:49.493P 77.74 08:55:33.822 8 - 2:59.208(1) 73.53 09:10:15.562 5 - 4:22.807 1:27.57750.14 08:59:56.629 6 - 2:57.447 2.21774.26 09:02:54.076 P18 34 Shaun BALFE 7 - 2:56.177 0.94774.79 09:05:50.253 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 8 - 2:55.675(3) 0.44575.01 09:08:45.928 9 - 2:55.230(1) 75.20 09:11:41.158 1 - 3:02.204(2) 0.85372.32 08:46:29.564 2 - 7:50.420 4:49.06928.01 08:54:19.984 P13 24 Geoff GORDON 3 - 3:05.379 4.02871.08 08:57:25.363 4 - 3:05.470 4.11971.05 09:00:30.833 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 5 - 3:06.052 4.70170.82 09:03:36.885 1 - 3:02.024 6.22372.39 08:47:11.734 6 - 3:06.041 4.69070.83 09:06:42.926 2 - 2:57.732(3) 1.93174.14 08:50:09.466 7 - 3:05.167(3) 3.81671.16 09:09:48.093 3 - 2:59.068 3.26773.59 08:53:08.534 8 - 3:01.351(1) 72.66 09:12:49.444 4 - 2:58.293 2.49273.91 08:56:06.827 5 - 2:55.801(1) 74.95 08:59:02.628 P19 75 Simon EVANS 6 - 2:54.109P 75.68 09:01:56.737 LAP LAP TIME DIFFMPH TIME OF DAY 7 - 4:37.382 1:41.58147.50 09:06:34.119 8 - 2:56.511(2) 0.71074.65 09:09:30.630 1 - 3:10.140 5.72169.30 08:46:55.802 9 - 2:56.609P 0.80874.61 09:12:27.239 2 - 3:13.046 8.62768.26 08:50:08.848 3 - 3:08.208 3.78970.01
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