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Large crowd enjoy perfect conditions as 6 Hours of Fuji begins
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Oliver Jarvis leads opening stint of the race in No.8 Audi R18
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Top six close throughout first stint as Mark Webber leads the chase of Jarvis
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Toyota on the move in opening exchanges as Kobayashi takes Treluyer for third place and then Webber for second
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Problems for No.7 Audi R18 as Treluyer runs wide then slows and pits with Hybrid system problem
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No.6 Toyota TS 050 HYBRID of Mike Conway briefly leads after pit stops but Jarvis re-takes top spot on exit of turn one
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Gap between Jarvis and Conway stablises at three second mark before second pit stop
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No.1 Porsche consolidates third place with Timo Bernhard taking over from Webber
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Toyota fourth as first Nakajima and then Davidson hold of No.2 Porsche 919 Hybrid in fifth position
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Di Grassi takes over from Jarvis after second stop. Gap to No.6 Toyota is four seconds at two-hour mark
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Rebellion Racing lead ByKolles despite losing position at start of race briefly
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Will Stevens leads opening stint for G-Drive Racing Oreca 05-Nissan from No.36 Signatech Alpine of Nicolas Lapierre
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Superb battle for second between Lapierre, Albuquerque’s RGR Sport Ligier and Antonio Giovinazzi’s ESM Ligier.
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Stevens heads Manor Oreca 05-Nissan of Roberto Merhi at hour mark. Strakka third as Jonny Kane stays in cockpit
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No.30 ESM car driven by Giedo van der Garde fastest LMP2 on track but recovering after slow pit stop
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Stephane Richelmi charges up to lead during second pit stops
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At two hour mark Roman Rusinov leads for G-Drive and has 14-second cushion to second
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Richard Bradley claims second for Manor after overtaking Richelmi
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Ford run 1-2 but Tincknell overtakes Pla to lead first stint
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AF Corse Ferrari pair hold watching brief in third and fourth as No.51 heads No.71
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No.95 Aston Martin of Nicki Thiim pressurises Ferrari pair in fifth
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Mucke catches Priaulx for lead but unable to find a way through before two hour mark. Gap is just two seconds
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Brief contact between Ferrari stablemates Bird and Bruni at Turn One in traffic
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Aston Martin lead LMGTE Am class ahead of No.83 points leading AF Corse Ferrari
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Larbre Corvette second in early stages but falls behind in second stint
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No.88 suffers spin at end of main straight but continues albeit slowly
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