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Formula One World Championship Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka - Japan Race results Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Michael Schumacher D ...

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Formula One World Championship Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka - Japan Race results

Pos Driver Nat Constructor Time ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Michael Schumacher D Benetton-Renault 1:36:52.930 2. Mika Hakkinen FIN McLaren-Mercedes +19.337 3. Johnny Herbert GB Benetton-Renault +1:23.804 4. Eddie Irvine GB Jordan-Peugeot +1:42.136 5. Olivier Panis F Ligier-Mugen -1 lap 6. Mika Salo FIN Tyrrell-Yamaha -1 lap 7. Mark Blundell GB McLaren-Mercedes -1 lap 8. Heinz-Harald Frentzen D Sauber-Ford -1 lap 9. Luca Badoer I Minardi-Ford -2 laps 10. Karl Wendlinger A Sauber-Ford -2 laps 11. Pedro Lamy P Minardi-Ford -2 laps 12. Taki Inoue J Arrows-Hart -2 laps

DNF  Damon Hill               GB   Williams-Renault      on lap 41  Spun
DNF  David Coulthard          GB   Williams-Renault      on lap 40  Spun
DNF  Pedro Diniz              BR   Forti Corse-Ford      on lap 33  Spun
DNF  Jean Alesi               F    Ferrari               on lap 25  Engine
DNF  Andrea Montermini        I    Pacific-Ford          on lap 24  Spun
DNF  Gerhard Berger           A    Ferrari               on lap 17  Electrics
DNF  Rubens Barrichello       BR   Jordan-Peugeot        on lap 16  Spun
DNF  Ukyo Katayama            J    Tyrrell-Yamaha        on lap 13  Spun
DNF  Bertrand Gachot          B    Pacific-Ford          on lap  7  Gearbox
DNF  Roberto Moreno           BR   Forti Corse-Ford      on lap  2  Gearbox
DNF  Gianni Morbidelli        I    Arrows-Hart           on lap  1  Spun

DNS Aguri Suzuki J Ligier-Mugen

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