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Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 1:46:23.536 2. David Coulthard GB ...

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Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 1:46:23.536 2. David Coulthard GB McLaren-Mercedes +9.706 3. Eddie Irvine GB Ferrari +27.228 4. Heinz-Harald Frentzen D Jordan-Honda +31.815 5. Rubens Barrichello BR Stewart-Ford +43.808 6. Damon Hill GB Jordan-Honda +55.726 7. Alexander Wurz A Benetton-Playlife +1:01.012 8. Jarno Trulli I Prost-Peugeot -1 lap 9. Ralf Schumacher D Williams-Supertec -1 lap 10. Olivier Panis F Prost-Peugeot -1 lap 11. Johnny Herbert GB Stewart-Ford -1 lap 12. Mika Salo FIN Ferrari -2 laps 13. Ricardo Zonta BR BAR-Supertec -2 laps 14. Marc Gene E Minardi-Ford -2 laps 15. Toranosuke Takagi J Arrows -2 laps 16. Jean Alesi F Sauber-Petronas -3 laps Fuel press. 17. Luca Badoer I Minardi-Ford -3 laps

DNF  Jacques Villeneuve       CDN  BAR-Supertec          on lap 61  Clutch
DNF  Giancarlo Fisichella     I    Benetton-Playlife     on lap 73  Fuel press.
DNF  Pedro de la Rosa         E    Arrows                on lap 27
DNF  Pedro Diniz              BR   Sauber-Petronas       on lap 28  Spun
DNF  Alessandro Zanardi       I    Williams-Supertec     on lap 11  Diff.

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