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F1: Standings After GP of Italy, September 11, 1994 ====================================================== TOT -Behind-- POS CAR Driver Name PTS 1st ...

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F1: Standings After GP of Italy, September 11, 1994 ======================================================

TOT -Behind-- POS CAR Driver Name PTS 1st Next --- --- ------------------------- ---- ---- ---- 1.#099 MICHAEL SCHUMACHER (GER) 76 0 0 2. # 0 DAMON HILL (GBR) 65 11 11 3. #28 GERHARD BERGER (AUT) 33 43 32 4. #27 JEAN ALESI (FRA) 19 57 14 5. # 7 MIKA HAKKINEN (FIN) 18 58 1 6. #14 RUBENS BARRICHELLO (BRA) 13 63 5 7. # 8 MARTIN BRUNDLE (GBR) 11 65 2 8. # 2 DAVID COULTHARD (GBR) 8 68 3 9. # 4 MARK BLUNDELL (GBR) 8 68 0 10. # 6 JOS VERSTAPPEN (HOL) 8 68 0 11. #26 OLIVIER PANIS (FRA) 7 69 1 12. # 9 CHRISTIAN FITTIPALDI (BRA) 6 70 1 13. # 3 UKYO KATAYAMA (JPN) 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

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