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2009 New Zealand Grand Prix

FieldValue
TypeCUST
DescriptionRace 3, Round 5 of 6 of the 2008–09 Toyota Racing Series
Grand PrixNew Zealand
CountryNew Zealand
ImageManfeild Autocourse track map (New Zealand) clockwise short.svg
Date1 March,
Year2009
Official nameLIV New Zealand Grand Prix
CoursePermanent racing facility
LocationManfeild Autocourse, Feilding, New Zealand
Course_mi1.885
Course_km3.033
Distance_laps35
Distance_mi65.96
Distance_km106.16
Pole_DriverDaniel Gaunt
Pole_TeamTriple X Motorsport
Pole_Time1:09.713
Pole_CountryNew Zealand
Fast_DriverEarl Bamber
Fast_TeamEarl Bamber Motorsport
Fast_Time1:09.502
Fast_Lap35
Fast_CountryNew Zealand
First_DriverDaniel Gaunt
First_TeamTriple X Motorsport
First_CountryNew Zealand
Second_DriverEarl Bamber
Second_TeamEarl Bamber Motorsport
Second_CountryNew Zealand
Third_DriverSam MacNeill
Third_TeamMotorsport Solutions
Third_CountryNew Zealand

The 2009 New Zealand Grand Prix was an open wheel racing car race held at Manfeild Autocourse, near Feilding on 1 March 2009.

It was the fifty-fourth New Zealand Grand Prix and was open to Toyota Racing Series cars (based on international Formula Three regulations). The event was also the third race of the fifth round of the 2008–09 Toyota Racing Series. Daniel Gaunt won his second New Zealand Grand Prix in three years, reclaiming the honours from Andy Knight.

Classification

Qualifying

PosNo.DriverTeamQ1Q2Grid12345678910111213-Source(s):
47NZL Daniel GauntTriple X Motorsport1:11.0641:09.7131
32NZL Mitch CunninghamGiles Motorsport1:10.8361:09.9012
2NZL Earl BamberEarl Bamber Motorsport1:10.6901:09.9063
19NZL Sam MacNeillMotorsport Solutions1:11.6111:10.0664
74NZL Michael BurdettMotorsport Solutions1:10.9201:10.2265
9NZL Daniel JilesenGiles Motorsport1:11.7331:10.4086
5AUS Scott PyeEuropean Technique1:11.2731:10.4157
14NZL Keeley PudneyGiles Motorsport1:12.3891:10.4788
69NZL Alastair WoottenPrivateer1:11.3151:10.4799
48NZL Andrew WaiteGiles Motorsport1:11.4321:10.76010
89NZL John WhelanMotorsport Solutions1:12.6331:11.35711
4NZL Mitch EvansPrivateer1:16.3371:14.49112
12GBR Chris CoxPrivateer1:17.1381:15.14513
11NZL Ken SmithKen Smith Motorsportno timeno time14

Race

PosNoDriverCarLapsTime/RetiredGrid12345678910111213RetSource(s):
47New Zealand Daniel GauntTriple X Motorsport3545min 35.667sec1
2New Zealand Earl BamberEarl Bamber Motorsport35+ 3.049 s3
19New Zealand Sam MacNeillMotorsport Solutions35+ 11.200 s4
89New Zealand John WhelanMotorsport Solutions35+ 14.580 s11
5Australia Scott PyeEuropean Technique35+ 14.897 s7
74New Zealand Michael BurdettMotorsport Solutions35+ 15.446 s5
11New Zealand Ken SmithKen Smith Motorsport35+ 17.984 s14
14New Zealand Keeley PudneyGiles Motorsport35+ 32.937 s8
4New Zealand Mitch EvansPrivateer35+ 59.962 s12
12GBR Chris CoxPrivateer34+ 1 lap13
48New Zealand Andrew WaitePrivateer33+ 2 laps10
69New Zealand Alastair WoottenMotorsport Solutions32+ 3 laps9
32New Zealand Mitch CunninghamGiles Motorsport31+ 4 laps2
9New Zealand Daniel JilesenGiles Motorsport28Retired6

References

References

  1. "TRS Grid for Race 3 from Qualifying 6a & 6b".
  2. "R18 – TRS (3) – 35 laps NZ Grand Prix".
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