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1 1 2 3 20 Pole Position Student Points Time 1 20 70 135 2 11 60 134 11
19 60 148 19 4 18 50 164 5 12 50 168 1 6 9 40 186 7 10 30 176 2 8 17 30 180 3

2 Pole Position Student Points Time 9 8 10 222 10 16 10 230 11 6 232 12 15 235 13 7 237 14 28 242 14 30 242 14 29 242

3 Pole Position Student Points Time 14 33 242 14 32 242 14 31 242 14 40 242 14 37 242 14 39 242 14 38 242 14 34 242

4 Pole Position Student Points Time 14 35 242 14 36 242 14 1 242 14 5 242 14 14 242 14 13 242 14 2 242 14 3 242

5 Pole Position Student Points Time 14 4 242 14 27 242 14 24 242 14 26 242 14 25 242 14 21 242 14 22 242 14 23 242

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