Final 1998 standings after Japanese GP
Drivers' Championship: Pos Driver Nat Constructor Points ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 100 2. Michael ...
Drivers' Championship:
Pos Driver Nat Constructor Points ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 100 2. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 86 3. David Coulthard GB McLaren-Mercedes 56 4. Eddie Irvine GB Ferrari 47 5. Jacques Villeneuve CDN Williams-Mecachrom 21 6. Damon Hill GB Jordan-Honda 20 7. Heinz-Harald Frentzen D Williams-Mecachrom 17 8. Alexander Wurz A Benetton-Playlife 17 9. Giancarlo Fisichella I Benetton-Playlife 16 10. Ralf Schumacher D Jordan-Honda 14 11. Jean Alesi F Sauber-Petronas 9 12. Rubens Barrichello BR Stewart-Ford 4 13. Pedro Diniz BR Arrows 3 14. Mika Salo FIN Arrows 3 15. Jan Magnussen DK Stewart-Ford 1 16. Johnny Herbert GB Sauber-Petronas 1 17. Jarno Trulli I Prost-Peugeot 1
Constructors' Championship:
Pos Constructor Nat Points ---------------------------------------------- 1. McLaren-Mercedes GB 156 2. Ferrari I 133 3. Williams-Mecachrome GB 38 4. Jordan-Honda GB 34 5. Benetton-Playlife GB 33 6. Sauber-Petronas CH 10 7. Arrows GB 6 8. Stewart-Ford GB 5 9. Prost-Peugeot F 1
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