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January 11, 2008

Christoph Thiele overnight Stock TQ

The first round of Stock (19T) qualifying is over and it was German Xray racer Christoph Thiele that set the pace, posting the only 17 lap run in this class. Earlier in the round it was Oliver Nathe that had set down a great time in a very early heat which was only beaten in the last 2 heats in which Thiele set his time. Talking to the young German racer he had the following to say: ‘I am very pleased to end the opening day fastest. My car was good and I hope will be able to hold onto my position tomorrow. There is more time to come from the track so tomorrow I’m sure more drivers will break into the 17 laps.’

Second quickest heading in to the overnight break is UK racer Luke Hobson, who had carried his quick pace across from the practice runs to end up only 1 second behind the pole man. Sharing the same second in 3rd spot and only 7 tenths back is local Corally racer Rasmus T Callesen.

Top 5 in Stock (19T) after 1 round of 5
1. Christoph Thiele (Germany) – 17L 318.18
2. Luke Hobson (England) – 16L 301.11
3. Rasmus T. Callesen (Denmark) – 16L 301.84
4. Bastian Hennig (Germany) – 16L 303.26
5. Florian Ring (Germany) – 16L 303.41
6. Dennis Hassing (Denmark) – 16L 307.02
7. Oliver Nathe (Germany) – 16L 307.74
8. Tommy Bergfeldt (Sweden) – 16L 308.96
9. Palle Hornum (Denmark) – 16L 309.27
10.Goran Langsholt (Norway) – 16L 309.71

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