Spa 24 H

**Dani Filth** · 2 Aug 2002, 11:21 (Ref:348538)

1 014 Lister Storm Racing VANDEPOELE CAMPBELLWALTER SPRINGER WALLACE Lister Storm 14 2:16.626 183.049
2 023 BMS Scuderia Italia DELETRAZ PICCINI BRYNER ZADRA Ferrari 550 18 2:16.750 182.883
3 022 BMS Scuderia Italia DOR KOX CALDERARI Ferrari 550 15 2:16.899 182.684
4 004 Carsport Holland LEINDERS CAPPELARI GOLLIN Chrysler Viper 10 2:17.792 181.500
5 003 Carsport Holland TASSIN KUMPEN HEZEMANS Chrysler Viper 13 2:18.385 180.722
6 001 Larbre Competition VOSSE BOUCHUT TERRIEN BOURDAIS Chrysler Viper 14 2:19.285 179.554
7 011 Paul Belmondo Racing BELMONDO GOSSELIN FUKUDA Chrysler Viper 17 2:19.893 178.774
8 090 Zwaans Racing van der ZWAAN van der ZWAAN GOOSSENS Chrysler Viper 12 2:20.175 178.414
9 012 Paul Belmondo Racing DUEZ BABINI DERICHEBOURG Chrysler Viper 15 2:20.273 178.289
10 025 PSI Motorsport MOLLEKENS PALTALLA GEBOERS Porsche 996GT2 7 2:20.566 177.918
11 002 Larbre Competiton DEFOURNY ROSENBLAD CHEREAU LAGNIEZ Chrysler Viper 17 2:20.622 177.847
12 015 Lister Storm Racing STERCKX VERDON-ROE de CASTRO LAW Lister Storm 5 2:20.648 177.814
13 005 Force One Racing ALLIOT HALLYDAY ZOBOLI JAKUBOWSKI Ferrari 550 5 2:22.200 175.873
14 054 Freisinger Motorsport ORTELLI DUMAS COLLARD Porsche 996GT3 16 2:22.833 175.094
15 050 JMB Racing PESCATORI MONTERMINI GARBAGNATI BERTOLINI Ferrari 360 14 2:25.284 172.140
16 100 Lorris Kessel Racing YAH-MAN CAFFI CHIESA MONCINI Ferrari 360 14 2:25.925 171.384
17 055 Freisinger Motorsport LONGIN LIEB FORGEOIS LOTTERER Porsche 996GT3 16 2:26.319 170.922
18 077 RWS Motorsport FOMENKO VASILIEV GARCIA VILLARROEL Porsche 996GT3 13 2:26.403 170.824
19 051 JMB Racing KUTEMANN EARLE ALEXANDER HORION Ferrari 360 17 2:26.556 170.646
20 076 RWS Motorsport QUESTER WOLFF PETER RICCITELLI Porsche 996GT3 15 2:26.583 170.615
21 099 Widi Racing WEISENBURGER de DRYVER VIRTANEN Marcos LM600 14 2:26.699 170.480
22 078 Seikel Motorsport ROSA DRUDI BAGNALL COLLIN Porsche 996GT3 18 2:26.968 170.168
23 097 PSI Motorsport MARTIN BOUVY KROPP Porsche 996GT3 12 2:27.256 169.835
24 016 Proton Competition FELBERMAYR Sr FELBERMAYR Jr RIED G RIED C Porsche 911GT2 15 2:28.347 168.586
25 122 Martin Short SHORT PULLAN BARFF TVR Cerbera 19 2:28.562 168.342
26 111 Frei Alexander FREI VELAY LORENT Lambo Diabolo 17 2:28.755 168.123
27 064 Cirtek Motorsport RICE JURASZ PIGUET DAOUDI Porsche 996GT3 7 2:29.010 167.836
28 091 Racing Team Belgium SAELENS ICKX KUPPENS Vertigo Streif 16 2:29.389 167.410
29 092 Racing Team Belgium HEMROULLE DUCHATEAU VAN HOOYDONK Vertigo Streif 9 2:30.757 165.891
30 119 Ruffier James RUFFIER J HAUCHARD F HAUCHARD R RUFFIER JC Porsche 996GT3 15 2:31.456 165.125
31 096 Renstal Trommelke WAUTERS LAMBRECHT SELLESLAGH Porsche GT2 19 2:31.522 165.053
32 117 Land Motorsport SCHARMACH HAUGG DESTREE JODEXNIS Porsche GT3Cup 17 2:31.721 164.837
33 118 SMG GACHE GARCIA BLANCHEMAIN CLEMENT Porsche 911GT3 19 2:31.806 164.744
34 130 Renstal Excelsior BELIEN KENIS BECKERS BMW Z3 15 2:31.890 164.653
35 080 Swiss GT Team ALPHAND LAVIEILLE NOEL ECHALLARD Porsche 996GT3 8 2:32.351 164.155
36 062 Cirtek Motorsport SANGIUOLO PAPINI VAN SANDE ZURSTRASSEN Porsche 996GT3 14 2:33.640 162.778
37 115 PSI Motorsport TOLLENAIRE DEMAN DELCOUR Porsche 996SC 14 2:33.713 162.701
38 058 Autorlando Sport JENTZCH SCHUMACHER SCHNEIDER von ZITZEWITZ Porsche 996GT3 19 2:34.192 162.195
39 081 Swiss GT Racing van BELLINGEN CORBISIER PENSIS Porsche 996GT3 18 2:34.807 161.551
40 116 Renstal Trommelke VANIERSCHOT SCHREURS VAN DELM WAUTERS Porsche SC 19 2:34.872 161.483
41 052 JMB Competition PREGLIASCO MANFREDI Ferrari 360 21 2:35.063 161.284
42 066 Mac Racing SAVIOZZI BES DELALANDE E DELALANDE D Porsche 996GT3 7 2:36.589 159.712
43 098 Markant Racing VAN ROSSEM de GASTINES TARDIVAT MEULDERS Porsche 996GT3 19 2:36.629 159.672
44 093 Ecurie Bruxelloise LEFORT LAMBERT PREMOLI DI CASTRO Porsche 996GT3 18 2:39.510 156.788
45 095 Ice Pol Racing Team HEURCKMANS FRANCHI DELOBE LEMERET Porsche 996GT3 16 2:42.492 153.910
46 113 Didier Caradec CARADEC BARON HUET CORBEL BMW Z3 14 2:43.734 152.743
47 120 Philippe Tillie TILLIE ORTION TREMBLAY MIQUEE Porsche SC 18 2:43.927 152.563
48 125 Patrick Chaillet CHAILLET BRUNO de BONHOME Renault Spider 11 2:53.858 143.848

first qualifying session .. The Vipers have lost the battle for speed ... let's hope the Lister and Ferrari last the 24H and we will se a good race ..also intresting new drivers .. like Vandepoele , Zadra ,Cox, Bourdais .. and very fast drivers

MGF · 2 Aug 2002, 13:01 (Ref:348657)

And some of its going to be televised live on Eurosport.... Hurrah for Eurosport, Martin Haven et al!!

Kpy · 3 Aug 2002, 01:10 (Ref:349134)

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Originally posted by Dani Filth
intresting new drivers .. like Vandepoele

Ta for the times Dani - keep 'em coming. But Eric's hardly new at this game. I seem to remember him winning this race (Spa 24hrs) last time I worked there back in 1987 and again in '88.

cybersdorf · 3 Aug 2002, 09:56 (Ref:349226)

It seems Lister built a "Spa Special"; let's see if it was worth it.

cybersdorf · 3 Aug 2002, 10:52 (Ref:349247)

There should be some kind of live streaming on eurosport.com - I don't know if this actually "real time" live, though. Could be delayed.
http://www.eurosport.com/static_file...224&Gener=true

cybersdorf · 3 Aug 2002, 20:26 (Ref:349489)

For those who speak French, the live track commentary can be found at the official site: http://www.spa24hours.com

rdjones · 3 Aug 2002, 21:35 (Ref:349527)

You can find live timing at http://users.skynet.be/ris/circuit/24hspa/ I currently have that running aswell as live timing and the commentry from the ALMS race at Trois-Rivieres, that is one hell of a lot of sportscar racing to follow on a Saturday night.......

cybersdorf · 3 Aug 2002, 22:18 (Ref:349542)

It sure is. Poor Ben Devlin.
The Eurosport camera people seem to have packed up and gone home now.

Speedworx · 4 Aug 2002, 07:12 (Ref:349649)

Shame the #3 Carspot Holland Viper had a crash with the #58 Porsche and has retired.

TVRfan · 4 Aug 2002, 08:04 (Ref:349657)

TVR still going strong! WAHEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

TVRfan · 4 Aug 2002, 08:11 (Ref:349661)

cirtek motorsport porsche just did a lap in 59 minutes, anyone know what went wrong?

**ghinzani** · 4 Aug 2002, 11:58 (Ref:349766)

did they get Kumpens crash out of the lead on camera does anyone know?

cybersdorf · 4 Aug 2002, 12:17 (Ref:349779)

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Originally posted by ghinzani
did they get Kumpens crash out of the lead on camera does anyone know?

It doesn't look like they did. They certainly haven't shown them yet. Anyway, the pictures of the aftermath are frightening enough. the whole roof structure has come off the car; with the bare roll cage sticking out, it looks more like a burnt out, crumpled up Caterham than a Viper.

SL · 4 Aug 2002, 14:02 (Ref:349828)

Congratulations to the Labre Viper team and the 'Gentleman's' Lister team for 1st, 2nd & 3rd at Spa. Labre getting both cars to the flag 1st & 3rd (GT's).

Also Belmondo for dragging two Vipers to the finish, the second very much a walking wounded. My heart goes out to the racing for Belgium car that expired in a cloud of smoke with 1/2 hour to go.

What a mixed field as well, Vipers, Lister, TVR, Ferrari, BMW Z3, Lambo's, Porsche's and Marcos.

Finally well done Eurosport !! Managed to see the last hours LIVE !! after getting home from the States. Must add this to next years diary

cybersdorf · 4 Aug 2002, 14:28 (Ref:349840)

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Originally posted by SL
Congratulations to the Labre Viper team and the 'Gentleman's' Lister team for 1st, 2nd & 3rd at Spa. Labre getting both cars to the flag 1st & 3rd (GT's).

Same for Freisinger in N-GT, and: 3rd and 5th overall! That's quite an achievement.

So, the podium is
1. - #1 Larbre Viper - VOSSE/BOUCHUT/TERRIEN/BOURDAIS
2. - #14 Lister - STERCKX/VERDON-ROE/de CASTRO/LAW
3. - #54 Freisinger Porsche - ORTELLI/DUMAS/COLLARD

...as predicted by DSC's Editor.

SL · 4 Aug 2002, 14:42 (Ref:349845)

Sorry forgot the Freisinger team, it was an extremly good show coming 3rd overall. Eurosport did not give the due coverage, sorry.

The Etcc race was a bit of a chase as well, those Alfa's are fast but the BMW's have the corners.

So who is the mystic DSC editor then ????
Fancy any 6 numbers 1 - 49 for next weeks lottery ????

Simon

cybersdorf · 4 Aug 2002, 19:58 (Ref:349966)

Quote:

Originally posted by SL
Sorry forgot the Freisinger team, it was an extremly good show coming 3rd overall. Eurosport did not give the due coverage, sorry.

I thought so too, they kept talking about the Larbre 1-3 but that was only in class.

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So who is the mystic DSC editor then ????

Mr. Malcolm Cracknell, Esq., Editor of www.dailysportscar.com - he had the result down like this yesterday morning. At first I thought he'd got his Listers mixed up...

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Fancy any 6 numbers 1 - 49 for next weeks lottery ????

Simon

If he does he won't tell us!!

croydon · 5 Aug 2002, 06:54 (Ref:350195)

Does anyone know whether Lister will apeal against the 15 cars disqualification? Did they gain any points up until the loss of drive? I heard that 2 or 3 other cars during the race had come in to the pits on the downward entrance and some were still running!

..Ian

**Dani Filth** · 5 Aug 2002, 08:35 (Ref:350243)

the 15 car .... ??? wasn't the JC Walter nr 14

to bad the Ferrari did't last the race .. they were much faster than the Vipers(like the Prodrive at LeMans) and let's hope it can come back and still win the championship ... wich means it must win at least 2 of the remaining races plus a podium position .... if anyone can do it ... it's Piccini/Deletraz nr23 Ferrari ....

cybersdorf · 5 Aug 2002, 11:02 (Ref:350315)

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Originally posted by croydon
Does anyone know whether Lister will apeal against the 15 cars disqualification? Did they gain any points up until the loss of drive?

Yes they did score points, and what I heard is that after some confusion over this, they do get to keep them (everything else would be grossly unfair). If this is the case, then I don't think Lister will bother appealing against the disqualification because the #14 was effectively out of the race at that moment anyway.

croydon · 5 Aug 2002, 12:04 (Ref:350367)

Cheers Cyber what about the other cars that reportavely came in to the pits via the same rout and were still running? This was all commentated by Eurosport and not seen on camera!

I also find it strange that Euro sports cameras did not catch Kumpen's massive accident. its as though the cameras were turned off and the camera men had gone for a sleep!

cybersdorf · 5 Aug 2002, 12:18 (Ref:350377)

Quote:

Originally posted by croydon
Cheers Cyber what about the other cars that reportavely came in to the pits via the same rout and were still running? This was all commentated by Eurosport and not seen on camera!

Out of sight, out of mind...

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I also find it strange that Euro sports cameras did not catch Kumpen's massive accident. its as though the cameras were turned off and the camera men had gone for a sleep!

I think that's exactly what they did!

Graham Goodwin · 5 Aug 2002, 14:32 (Ref:350467)

One of my colleagues definitely saw the #23 Ferrari and a couple of others take that route into the pits.

BTW Cybers, You're right that Malc predicted it correctly but your post has it wrongly listed as 1, 14, 54?!?

Mal · 5 Aug 2002, 14:44 (Ref:350477)

Accoding to Autosport the safety car period after the Krumpen crash lasted 3 hours! I didn't see much the race as I was at Brands Hatch, so does anyone know why it lasted so long?

cybersdorf · 5 Aug 2002, 16:25 (Ref:350547)

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Originally posted by Graham Goodwin
BTW Cybers, You're right that Malc predicted it correctly but your post has it wrongly listed as 1, 14, 54?!?

...ahem...
...I know, I'm cheating him out of 1st prize with a technicality...