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Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 1:38:57.772 2. David Coulthard GB ...

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Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 1:38:57.772 2. David Coulthard GB McLaren-Mercedes +1.654 3. Jacques Villeneuve CDN Williams-Renault +1.802 4. Gerhard Berger A Benetton-Renault +1.919 5. Eddie Irvine GB Ferrari +3.789 6. Heinz-Harald Frentzen D Williams-Renault +4.537 7. Olivier Panis F Prost-Mugen +1:07.145 8. Johnny Herbert GB Sauber-Petronas +1:12.960 9. Jan Magnussen DK Stewart-Ford ZV10 +1:17.487 10. Shinji Nakano J Prost-Mugen +1:18.215 11. Giancarlo Fisichella I Jordan-Peugeot -1 lap 12. Mika Salo FIN Tyrrell-Ford EDV8 -1 lap 13. Jean Alesi F Benetton-Renault -1 lap 14. Norbert Fontana RA Sauber-Petronas -1 lap 15. Tarso Marques BR Minardi-Hart -1 lap 16. Jos Verstappen NL Tyrrell-Ford EDV8 -1 lap 17. Ukyo Katayama J Minardi-Hart -1 lap

DNF  Damon Hill               GB   TWR-Yamaha         on lap 47  Hydraulics
DNF  Michael Schumacher       D    Ferrari            on lap 47  Accident
DNF  Ralf Schumacher          D    Jordan-Peugeot     on lap 42  Water leak
DNF  Rubens Barrichello       BR   Stewart-Ford ZV10  on lap 28  Gearbox
DNF  Pedro Diniz              BR   TWR-Yamaha         on lap 11  Spun

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