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Monza: Round 14 race results

Pos Car Driver Nat Chassis Engine Time --- --- -------------------- ----- ---------------- ------------ ---------- 1. 14 Alvaro Parente* POR Dallara F305 Mugen-Honda 15 laps 2. 6 Charlie ...

Edited: Jul 11, 2005, 1:54 PM

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Pos Car Driver               Nat   Chassis          Engine             Time
--- --- -------------------- ----- ---------------- ------------ ----------
 1.  14 Alvaro Parente*      POR   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda     15 laps
 2.   6 Charlie Kimball      USA   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda      +1.294
 3.   1 Danilo Dirani        BRA   Lola-Dome B05/30 Mugen-Honda     +12.946
 4.  26 Mike Conway          GBR   Dallara F305     Opel-Spiess     +13.292
 5.  69 Ryan Lewis           GBR   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda     +15.933
 6.  28 Bruno Senna          BRA   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda     +19.176
 7.   9 Stephen Jelley       GBR   Dallara F305     Opel-Spiess     +30.930
 8.   8 Steven Kane          GBR   Lola-Dome B05/30 Mugen-Honda     +36.972
 9.  84 Ben Clucas**         GBR   Lola-Dome F106/4 Mugen-Honda     +38.069
10.   3 Ronayne O'Mahony     IRL   Dallara F305     Opel-Spiess     +44.114
11.   7 Karl Reindler        AUS   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda     +44.544
12.   4 Christian Bakkerud   DEN   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda     +46.663
13.  74 Alejandro Nunez***   ESP   Dallara F305     Opel Spiess     +47.800
14.  42 Salvador Duran       MEX   Dallara F304     Mugen-Honda     +48.856
15.  32 Adam Langley-Khan    GBR   Dallara F304     Mugen-Honda     +52.546
16.  40 Josh Fisher          GBR   Dallara F304     Mugen-Honda     +53.062
17.  36 Jonathan Kennard     GBR   Dallara F304     Mugen-Honda     +57.252
18.  75 Christopher Wasserma AUT   Dallara F305     Opel Spiess     +59.216
19.  35 Juho Annala          FIN   Dallara  F304    Mugen-Honda   +1:05.725
20.  41 Nick Jones           USA   Dallara  F304    Mugen-Honda   +1:34.156
21.   5 Keiko Ihara          JAP   Dallara  F305    Mugen-Honda     +2 laps
22.  31 Barton Mawer         AUS   Dallara F304     Mugen-Honda     +6 laps
23.   2 James Walker         GBR   Dallara F305     Opel-Spiess     +6 laps
24.  34 Ricardo Teixeira     ANG   Dallara F304     Mugen-Honda     +7 laps
DNF  33 Charlie Hollings     GBR   Lola-Dome F106/4 Mugen-Honda       Lap 5
DNF  38 Cheong Lou Meng      MAC   Dallara F304     Mugen-Honda       Lap 3
DNF  12 Marko Asmer          EST   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda       Lap 1
DNF  27 Daniel Clarke        GBR   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda       Lap 1
DSQ  11 Tim Bridgman         GBR   Dallara F305     Mugen-Honda

* CC winner ** NC winner *** IC winner

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