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(Please note that Bob Perona was moved from 8th to 15th in the final results) HOMESTEAD, Fla. - Results Saturday of the 50-lap CART Toyota Atlantic Championship season opener at the Homestead-Miami Speedway, with finishing position, starting ...
Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM
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(Please note that Bob Perona was moved from 8th to 15th in the final results)
HOMESTEAD, Fla. - Results Saturday of the 50-lap CART Toyota Atlantic Championship season opener at the Homestead-Miami Speedway, with finishing position, starting position in parenthesis, driver, hometown, car, laps completed and reason out, if any.
<pre> 1. (2) Dan Wheldon, Newport Beach, Calif., Swift, 50 laps. 2. (1) Buddy Rice, Phoenix, Ariz., Swift, 50. 3. (12) Hoover Orsi, Brazil, Swift, 50. 4. (8) Rocky Moran Jr., Coto de Caza, Calif., Swift, 50. 5. (7) Martin Basso, Argentina, Swift, 50. 6. (5) Andrew Bordin, Woodbridge, Ont., Swift, 50. 7. (3) William Langhorne, Warrentown, Va., Swift, 50. 8. (15) Mike Conte, Seattle, Wash., Swift, 50. 9. (11) J.F. Veilleux, Boucherville, Ont., Swift, 50. 10. (10) T.J. Bell, Sparks, Nev., Swift, 50. 11. (20) Christophe Beauvais, Montreal, Que., Swift, 50. 12. (17) David Rutledge, W. Vancouver, B.C., Swift, 50. 13. (24) Sergei Szortyka, Sinking Spring, Pa., Swift, 50. 14. (21) Joey Scarallo, Smithtown, N.Y., Swift, 50. 15. (9) Bob Perona, Denver,Colo., Swift, 50.15. 16. (23) Imran Husain, Los Angeles, Calif., Swift, 49. 17. (19) Tom Wieringa, Oak Brook, Ill., Swift, 44, mechanical. 18. (22) Stephen C. Roy, Trois-Rivieres, Que., Swift, 40, gearbox. 19. (16) Pete Mercier, Las Vegas, Nev., Swift, 26, suspension. 20. (14) Kuno II Wittmer, Montreal, Que., Swift, 26, off course. 21. (13) Cemal Yelkin, Cranfield, Ohio, Swift, 24, gearbox. 22. (6) Masaoki Nagashima, Japan, Swift, 17, accident. 23. (18) David Cutler, Medina, Wash., Swift, 7, accident. 24. (4) Alex Gurney, Newport Beach, Calif., 1, accident.
Race Statistics
Margin of victory: .932 sec. Time of race: 46:23.032. Winner's speed: 54.79 mph. Fastest race lap . Cautions: four, for 15 laps. Lap leaders: Rice, 1-16; Wheldon, 17-22; Rice, 23-30; Wheldon, 31-35; Rice, 36-38; Wheldon, 39; Rice, 40-44; Wheldon, 45-50. Top-10 points (after 1 of 12 rounds): Wheldon, 20; Rice, 18; Orsi, 14; Moran Jr., 12; Basso, 10; Bordin, 8; Langhorne, 6; Perona, 5; Conte, 4; Veilleux, 3; Bell, 2; Beauvais, 1. Next race: Saturday, April 15, Long Beach, Calif.
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