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<pre> Pos Car Driver Laps Gap To 1st Status --- --- -------------------- ---- ---------- ---------- ---------- 1. 1 Ryan Hunter-Reay 70 0.000 0.000 Running 2. 9 Roger Yasukawa 70 ...

Published: Jul 1, 2002, 11:13 AM

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Pos Car Driver               Laps        Gap     To 1st Status
--- --- -------------------- ---- ---------- ---------- ----------
 1. 1   Ryan Hunter-Reay       70      0.000      0.000 Running
 2. 9   Roger Yasukawa         70      9.067      9.067 Running
 3. 19  Michael Valiante       70     10.632      1.565 Running
 4. 32  Jon Fogarty            70     10.865      0.233 Running
 5. 88  Waldemar Coronas       70     18.103      7.238 Running
 6. 33  Luis Diaz              70     21.280      3.177 Running
 7. 31  Jonathan Macri         70     22.594      1.314 Running
 8. 4   Rocky Moran Jr.        70     24.302      1.708 Running
 9. 11  Rodolfo Lavin          70     26.077      1.775 Running
10. 34  Alex Gurney            70     26.817      0.740 Running
11. 27  Buddy Rice             69       1LAP      4.961 Running
12. 3   David Wieringa         69       1LAP      4.549 Running
13. 23  Grant Ryley            69       1LAP     12.933 Running
14. 16  Stephan_C. Roy         69       1LAP      4.090 Running
15. 28  Ryan Dalziel           69       1LAP      1.642 Running
16. 6   Frank Dancs            68      2LAPS      5.929 Running
17. 86  Eduardo Figueroa       68      2LAPS     21.247 Running
18. 81  Carl Russo             64      6LAPS      4LAPS Running
19. 5   Sepp Koster            30     40LAPS     34LAPS Contact
20. 26  Dave Cutler            19     51LAPS     11LAPS Contact
21. 14  Alex Figge             13     57LAPS      6LAPS Contact
22. 7   Nicolas Rondet          1     69LAPS     12LAPS Contact
23. 8   Alex Garcia             1     69LAPS    :39.671 Contact

Winners average speed: 102.875 mph Time of race: 42:00.602 Margin of victory: 9.067 seconds Lap Leaders: Fogarty, 1-10; Valiante, 11-13; Hunter-Reay, 14-70. Cautions: Five for twenty laps Point standings: 1. Fogarty, 74; 2. Valiante, 73; 3. Yasukawa, 67; 4. Diaz, 60; 5. Hunter-Reay, 59; 6. Moran Jr, 59; 7. Gurney, 55; 8. Lavin, 50; 9. Macri, 47; 10. Dalziel, 44.

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