Gregor Fisken and Tim Bridgman of Trackspeed Porsche rallied from a twelfth place start to missing the race in by 0.9 seconds. Richard Westbrook led the way from pole position but after building up an eight second lead, the Trackspeed Porsche would retire with tire damage.
On lap 16, Fisken would move past the CRS Racing Ferrari for third and the Beechdean Aston Martin for second three laps later. The lead MTech Ferrari was 7 seconds out and Fisken was on the move.
By the final lap, Fisken was one second down and came across the line 0.9 off the win.
“It was very close,” said Gregor. “I certainly wasn’t going to settle for second if I could have taken the win. The team kept telling me I was taking time out of him, but it would have needed a mistake from Duncan really to get past him cleanly. Duncan was driving very well; it was a real good scrap.”
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