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Standings after Italian GP

Drivers' Championship Pos Driver Nat Constructor Points ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 67 2. Jacques Villeneuve ...

Edited: May 8, 2001, 12:19 PM

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Drivers' Championship

Pos  Driver                   Nat  Constructor              Points
------------------------------------------------------------------
 1.  Michael Schumacher       D    Ferrari                      67
 2.  Jacques Villeneuve       CDN  Williams-Renault             57
 3.  Jean Alesi               F    Benetton-Renault             28
 4.  Heinz-Harald Frentzen    D    Williams-Renault             27
 5.  David Coulthard          GB   McLaren-Mercedes             24
 6.  Gerhard Berger           A    Benetton-Renault             21
 7.  Eddie Irvine             GB   Ferrari                      18
 8.  Giancarlo Fisichella     I    Jordan-Peugeot               17
 9.  Mika Hakkinen            FIN  McLaren-Mercedes             14
10.  Olivier Panis            F    Prost-Mugen                  15
11.  Johnny Herbert           GB   Sauber-Petronas              14
12.  Ralf Schumacher          D    Jordan-Peugeot               11
13.  Damon Hill               GB   TWR-Yamaha                    7
14.  Rubens Barrichello       BR   Stewart-Ford ZV10             6
15.  Alexander Wurz           A    Benetton-Renault              4
16.  Jarno Trulli             I    Prost-Mugen                   3
17.  Mika Salo                FIN  Tyrrell-Ford EDV8             2
18.  Shinji Nakano            J    Prost-Mugen                   2
19.  Nicola Larini            I    Sauber-Petronas               1

Constructors' Championship

Pos  Constructor              Nat       Points
----------------------------------------------
 1.  Ferrari                  I             85
 2.  Williams-Renault         GB            84
 3.  Benetton-Renault         I             59
 4.  McLaren-Mercedes         GB            38
 5.  Jordan-Peugeot           GB            28
 6.  Prost-Mugen              F             20
 7.  Sauber-Petronas          CH            15
 8.  TWR-Yamaha               GB             7
 9.  Stewart-Ford ZV10        GB             6
10.  Tyrrell-Ford EDV8        GB             2

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