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Old 10 Dec 2006, 15:37 (Ref:1786866)   #13
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That was amazing stuff. Great drives from Jonny Reid for Team NZ. Just before Taupo, too. Otherwise, I'm almost lost for words, so I will just run through the info.

Sprint race report here and results:

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Pos  Team            Driver            Time
 1.  New Zealand     Jonny Reid        19:41.054  
 2.  Mexico          Salvador Duran    +   0.738
 3.  Great Britain   Robbie Kerr       +   3.463
 4.  USA             Philip Giebler    +   9.080
 5.  Germany         Nico Hulkenberg   +  10.000
 6.  Australia       Ryan Briscoe      +  10.637
 7.  France          Nicolas Lapierre  +  12.003
 8.  Canada          Sean McIntosh     +  14.366
 9.  South Africa    A. van der Merwe  +  15.989
10.  Switzerland     Neel Jani         +  17.633
11.  Italy           Enrico Toccacelo  +  18.901
12.  Malaysia        Alex Yoong        +  23.670
13.  Netherlands     J. Bleekemolen    +  24.148
14.  Indonesia       Ananda Mikola     +  25.978
15.  Brazil          Tuka Rocha        +  36.060  
16.  Czech Republic  Jaroslav Janis    +  36.781
17.  Ireland         Richard Lyons     +  37.195
18.  India           Armaan Ebrahim    +  44.582
19.  Lebanon         Basil Shaaban     +  44.997
20.  Pakistan        Nur Ali           +1:21.691  
21.  China           Ho-Pin Tung       +  4 laps
Feature race report here and amended results here - Netherlands was excluded after the race for having stopped outide the pit stop window.

Post race interviews and comments here.

I'm almost (but not quite) beginning to feel sorry for Robbie Kerr. He dropped a place in the Sprint Race, which was a shame, but then drove very well in the feature race to cope with the misfire, although he was flirting with disaster all the time with his wide, sweeping approach to the corners, often touching the wet white lines and sometimes the grass. We will find out in due course if it was that that caught him out in the end or the engine problem.
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