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F1: Standings After Belgian GP, August 28, 1994 ================================================== [All inactive drivers have three digit numbers] TOT -Behind-- ...

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F1: Standings After Belgian GP, August 28, 1994 ================================================== [All inactive drivers have three digit numbers]

                                              TOT  -Behind--
            POS CAR Driver Name               PTS  1st  Next
            --- --- ------------------------- ---- ---- ----
             1. # 5 MICHAEL SCHUMACHER (GER)   76    0    0
             2. # 0 DAMON HILL (GBR)           55   21   21
             3. #28 GERHARD BERGER (AUT)       27   49   28
             4. #27 JEAN ALESI (FRA)           19   57    8
             5. # 7 MIKA  HAKKINEN (FRA)       14   62    5
             6. #14 RUBENS BARRICHELLO (BRA)   10   66    4
             7. # 8 MARTIN BRUNDLE (GBR)        9   67    1
             8. # 4 MARK BLUNDELL (GBR)         8   68    1
             9. # 6 JOS VERSTAPPEN (HOL)        8   68    0
            10. # 2 DAVID COULTHARD (GBR)       7   69    1
            11. #26 OLIVIER PANIS (FRA)         7   69    0
            12. # 9 CHRISTIAN FITTIPALDI (BRA)  6   70    1
            13. # 3 UKYO KATAYAMA (JAP)         5   71    1
            14. #30 H-H FRENTZEN (GER)          5   71    0
            15. #23 PIERLUIGI MARTINI (ITA)     4   72    1
            16. #25 ERIC BERNARD (FRA)          4   72    0
            17. #29 ANDREA DE CESARIS (ITA)     4   72    0
            18. #10 GIANNI MORBIDELI (ITA)      3   73    1
            19. #20 ERIC COMAS (FRA)            2   74    1
            20. #15 EDDIE IRVINE (GBR)          1   75    1
            21. #24 MICHELE ALBORETO (ITA)      1   75    0

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