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MotorWeek Retro Marathon | Seasons 1-22 on shuffle (1981-2003)

ALMS: ORECA Peugeot team scores surprise Sebring win, BMW takes GT class



RESULTS
(Finishing Position, Starting Position, Driver, Hometown, Car, Class Finishing Position, Laps Completed)
1. (5) Nicolas Lapierre, France; Loic Duval; Olivier Panis, France; Peugeot 908 HDI FAP (1, LMP1), 332
2. (7) David Brabham, Maidenhead; Marino Franchitti, Edinburgh, Scotland; Simon Pagenaud, Montmorrillon; HPD ARX-01e (2, LMP1), 332
3. (1) Franck Montagny, Grandvaux; Stephane Sarrazin, Ales; Pedro Lamy, Lisbon; Peugeot 908 (3, LMP1), 332
4. (4) Allan McNish, Monte Carlo; Dindo Capello, Canelli; Tom Kristensen, Monte Carlo; Audi R15+ TDI (4, LMP1), 327
5. (2) Mike Rockenfeller, Monte Carlo; Timo Bernhard, Dittweiler; Romain Dumas, Ales; Audi R15+ TDI (5, LMP1), 326
6. (10) Chris Dyson, Pleasant Valley, NY; Guy Smith, Bracken, Yorkshire; Jay Cochran, Palm Beach, Fla.; Lola B09 86/Mazda (6, LMP1), 324
7. (8) Neel Jani; Jeroen Bleekemolen, Monte Carlo, ; Nicolas Prost; Lola B10/60 Coupe (7, LMP1), 320
8. (3) Alexander Wurz, Monte Carlo; Marc Gene, Barcelona; Anthony Davidson, Brackley, Northamptonshire; Peugeot 908 (8, LMP1), 315
9. (12) Michael Guasch, Pleasant Hill, Calif.; Jens Petersen, Dusseldorf; Dane Cameron, Sonoma, Calif.; Oreca FLM09 (1, LMPC), 312
10. (25) Dirk Mueller, Monte Carlo; Joey Hand, Sacramento, Calif.; Andy Priaulx; BMW M3 GT (1, GT), 312
11. (13) Frankie Montecalvo, Highlands, N.J.; Ryan Dalziel, Orlando, Fla.; Oreca FLM09 (2, LMPC), 312
12. (24) Dirk Werner, Kissenbrück; Augusto Farfus; Bill Auberlen, Redondo Beach, Calif.; BMW M3 GT (2, GT), 312
13. (30) Olivier Beretta, Monte Carlo; Tommy Milner, Leesburg, Va.; Antonio Garcia, Barcelona; Chevrolet Corvette C6 ZR1 (3, GT), 312
14. (23) Oliver Gavin, Yardley Hastings; Jan Magnussen, Roskilde; Richard Westbrook, London; Chevrolet Corvette C6 ZR1 (4, GT), 311
15. (22) Gianmaria Bruni, Rome; Giancarlo Fisichella , Rome; Pierre Kaffer, Salenstein; Ferrari F430 (5, GT), 311
16. (27) Joerg Bergmeister, Langenfield; Patrick Long, Bellaire, Fla.; Marc Lieb, Ludwigsburg; Porsche 911 GT3 RSR (6, GT), 310
17. (52) Darren Law, Phoenix, Ariz.; Seth Neiman, San Francisco, Calif.; Marco Holzer; Porsche 911 GT3 RSR (7, GT), 306
18. (14) Gunnar Jeannette, Salt Lake City, Utah; Ricardo Gonzalez, Monterrey; Rudy Junco Jr., Monterrey; Oreca FLM09 (3, LMPC), 305
19. (36) Tracy Krohn, Houston, Texas; Nic Jonsson, Buford, Ga.; Michele Rugulo, Italy; Ferrari F430 GT (4, GTE-AM), 302
20. (17) Luis Diaz, Mexico City; Scott Tucker, Leawood, Kan.; Ryan Hunter-Reay, Boca Raton, Fla.; Lola Honda (5, LMP2), 300
21. (46) Damien Faulkner, Ireland; Sebastiaan Bleekemolen, Haarlem; Tim Pappas, Boston, Ma.; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (1, GTC), 299
22. (50) Duncan Ende, Los Angeles, Calif.; Spencer Pumpelly, Mason Neck, Va.; Alain Li; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (2, GTC), 299
23. (56) Sean Edwards; Henrique Cisneros, Miami, Fla.; Carlos Kauffmann, Miami, Fla.; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (3, GTC), 296
24. (51) Nick Ham, Evergreen, Colo.; Carlos Kauffmann, Miami, Fla.; Sean Edwards; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (4, GTC), 295
25. (49) Dion von Moltke, Coral Gables, Fla.; Jim Norman, Tampa, Fla.; Peter Ludwig, New Paltz, N.Y.; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (5, GTC), 295
26. (35) Boris Said, San Diego, Calif.; Andrea Robertson, Ray, Mich.; David Robertson, Ray, Mich.; Doran Ford GT/Elan (8, GT), 294
27. (18) Christian Zugel, Holmdel, N.J.; Eric Lux, Jacksonville, Fla.; Elton Julian, Santa Monica, Calif.; Oreca FLM09 (6, LMPC), 294
28. (29) Jean-Denis Deletraz; Stephane Ortelli, Monte Carlo; Frederic Makowiecki; Ferrari F458 Italia (9, GT), 292
29. (48) Peter Lesaffre, Rye, N.H.; Andrew Davis, Lilburn, Ga.; Bob Faieta, Tujunga, Calif.; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (6, GTC), 291
30. (11) Franck Mailleux, France; Lucas Ordonez, Spain; Soheil Ayari, Aix-les-Bains; Oreca 03 Nissan (7, LMP2), 290
31. (21) Andrea Barlesi; Frédéric Da Rocha, Paris; Patrice Lafargue, Nantes; Oak Pescarolo Judd (8, LMP2), 287
32. (45) Craig Stanton, Long Beach, Calif.; Matthew Marsh, Welwyn; John Potter, Salt Lake City, Utah; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (9, GTC), 282
33. (53) Christophe Bouchut, Paris; Joao Barbosa, Portugal; Scott Tucker, Leawood, Kan.; Lola Honda (10, LMP2), 280
34. (44) Leh Keen, Dublin, Ga.; Brian Wong, Newport Beach, Calif.; Bill Sweedler, Westport, Conn.; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (11, GTC), 279
35. (28) Guy Cosmo, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Rob Bell, Northamptonshire; Ed Brown, Las Vegas, Nev.; Ferrari F458 Italia (10, GT), 268
36. (26) Jaime Melo, Milan; Mika Salo, Monte Carlo; Toni Vilander, Kankaanpaa; Ferrari F458 Italia (11, GT), 266
37. (34) Anthony Lazzaro, Atlanta, Ga.; Colin Braun, Ovalo, Texas; David Murry, Atlanta, Ga.; Doran Ford GT (12, GT), 261
38. (41) PJ Jones, Torrance, Calif.; Rocky Moran, Ladera Ranch, Calif.; Kenny Wilden, Burlington Ontario; Jaguar XKR (13, GT), 256
39. (32) Richard Lietz, Ybbsitz; Christian Ried, Schoeneburg, Germany; Gianluca Roda, Como; Porsche 911 GT3 RSR (14, GTE-AM), 252
40. (54) Jan-Dirk Lueders, Barrington Hills, Ill.; Anthony Nicolosi, Palm Beach, Fla.; Jarrett Boon, Phoenix, Ariz.; Oreca FLM09 (7, LMPC), 246
41. (42) Bryce Miller, Summit, N.J.; Sascha Maassen, Lontzen; Rene Rast, Minde; Porsche 911 GT3 RSR (15, GT), 231
42. (43) Pierre Ehret, Tegernsee; Roger Wills, Timaru; Shaun Lynn; Ferrari F430 (16, GTE-AM), 226
43. (9) Mattieu Lahaye; Guillaume Moreau; Pierre Ragues; Oak Pescarolo Judd (17, LMP1), 222
44. (33) Bryan Sellers, Braselton, Ga.; Wolf Henzler, Nuertingen; Martin Ragginger, Austria; Porsche 911 GT3 RSR (18, GT), 220
45. (19) Johnny Mowlem, London; Olivier Lombard, Poissy; Luca Moro, Amsterdam; Oreca FLM09 (8, LMPC), 203
46. (15) Ryan Lewis, Indianapolis, Ind.; Henri Richard, Los Altos Hills, Calif.; Ken Dobson, Carmel Valley, Calif.; Oreca FLM09 (9, LMPC), 185
47. (6) Greg Pickett, Crystal Bay, Nev.; Klaus Graf, Dornham; Lucas Luhr, Monte Carlo; AMR/ Lola Coupe B08 62 (10, LMP1), 151
48. (16) Richard Hein; Jean-Francois Yvon, Le Mans; Jacques Nicolet; Oak Pescarolo Judd (11, LMP1), 111
49. (47) James Sofronas, Newport Beach, Calif.; Jan Seyffarth, Querfurt; Bret Curtis, Valencia, Calif.; Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (12, GTC), 87
50. (20) Kyle Marcelli, Barrie, ON; Tomy Drissi, Los Angeles, Calif.; Rusty Mitchell, Midland, Texas; Oreca FLM09 (12, LMPC), 86
51. (31) Scott Sharp, Jupiter, Fla.; Johannes van Overbeek, San Francisco, Calif.; Dominik Farnbacher, Ansbach; Ferrari F458 Italia (19, GT), 49
52. (40) Gabriele Gardal, Milan; Patrick Bornhauser; Julien Canal, Le Mans; Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 (20, GTE-AM), 37
53. (38) Bruno Junqueira, Brazil; Oriol Servia, Beverly Hills, Calif.; Cristiano da Matta, Belo, Horizonte; Jaguar XKR (21, GT), 35
54. (39) Ian James, Phoenix, Ariz.; Benjamin Leuenberger, Switzerland; Panoz Abruzzi (22, GT), 19
55. (55) Nicky Pastorelli, Rijswijk; Dominik Schwager, Eisenhofen; Brett Sandberg; Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 (23, GT), 10
56. (37) Fabien Giroix, Saint-Maur; Michael Wainwright; Roland Goethe; Aston Martin Vantage (24, GTE-AM), 5
source autoweek

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