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SUPERFLO 12 HOURS AT SEBRING PIT NOTES: Page 22 PRESENTED BY DODGE SATURDAY MARCH 17, 2001 At 3:44, car #17-GT Chevrolet Corvette C5-R into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: BJ Zacharias. At 3:45, car #38-P Audi R8 into the pits. Fuel only, no driver change. At 3:47, car #57-GT Porsche 911 GT3 RS into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Nigel Smith. At 3:49, car #23-GT Porsche 911 GT3-RS (leader in class) into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Lucas Luhr. Car #42-GT BMW M3 GTR takes the lead in class. At 3:51, car #37-P Lola B2K/10/Judd into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Jon Field. At 3:51, car #16-P R&S MKIII C/Lincoln into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Butch Leitzinger. At 3:55, car #3-GTS Chevrolet Corvette C5-R into the pits. Tires and fuel, duct tape to keep the right side door closed, driver change: Ron Fellows. At 3:56, car #36-GT Porsche 911 GT3 R into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Jurgen Alzen. At 3:56, car #66-GT Porsche 911 GT3 RS into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Tom McGlynn. At 3:58, car #22-GT Porsche 911 GT3-RS into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Christian Menzel. At 3:58, car #00-GT Porsche 911 GT3 RS into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Patrice Goueslard. At 3:59, car #53-GT Porsche 911 GT3 RS into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Gabrio Rosa. At 4:00, car #50-P Panoz LMP07 into the pits. Tires and fuel, no driver change. At 4:01, car #1-P Audi R8 (overall leader) into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Rinaldo Capello. Retains the lead. At 4:02, car #26-GTS Saleen S7R (class leader) into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Franz Konrad. Car #4-GTS Chevrolet Corvette C5-R takes the lead in class. At 4:06, car #07-GT Porsche 911 GT3 R goes behind the wall. At 4:06, car #69-GT Porsche 911 GT3 R into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Kye Wankum. At 4:07, car #11-P675 Lola B2K/40/Nissan pushed behind the wall, apparently out of the race with overheating problems. Bill Auberlen (#10-GT BMW M3) "The PTG BMWs have won this race twice before and normally the M3 is the most reliable race car you can drive, but we didn't have the luck today. These cars have won championship after championship and now they will be retired to make way for the GTR. I'm really looking forward to the next time we race because it will be with that new car. When I was together with it on the track today it looked like one fine machine - one that I can't wait to be in. I feel for the PTG crew. They worked tirelessly all week, but we'll get a chance to get back after it again at Sears Point." Niclas Jönsson (#10-GT BMW M3) "This is my first 12 Hours At Sebring. I know BMW has a great record here but, unfortunately, something went wrong today. I'm really looking forward to driving the new GTR. It is running very fast, very consistent lap times today. I'm sorry for the PTG crew. We had two great pit stops, but we couldn't finish. I enjoyed driving with Bill. I can't wait to get back and win a race with him in the very near future." At 4:12, car #2-P Audi R8 into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Frank Biela. At 4:15, car #42-GT BMW M3 GTR (class leader) into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Jörg Müller. #23-GT Porsche 911 GT3-RS takes the class lead. At 4:16, car #43-GT BMW M3 into the pits. Tires and fuel, driver change: Dirk Müller. 40-second penalty for working on the car during fueling. |
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