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Standings after Japanese GP

Drivers' Championship Pos Driver Nat Constructor Points ---- ------------------------ ---- ----------------------- ------- 1. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 146 2. Rubens Barrichello ...

Edited: Oct 11, 2004, 1:47 AM

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Drivers' Championship

Pos  Driver                   Nat  Constructor              Points
---- ------------------------ ---- ----------------------- -------
 1.  Michael Schumacher       D    Ferrari                     146
 2.  Rubens Barrichello       BR   Ferrari                     108
 3.  Jenson Button            GB   BAR-Honda                    85
 4.  Fernando Alonso          E    Renault                      54
 5.  Juan Pablo Montoya       COL  Williams-BMW                 48
 6.  Jarno Trulli             I    Renault                      46
 7.  Kimi Raikkonen           FIN  McLaren-Mercedes             37
 8.  Takuma Sato              J    BAR-Honda                    31
 9.  David Coulthard          GB   McLaren-Mercedes             24
10.  Giancarlo Fisichella     I    Sauber-Petronas              22
11.  Ralf Schumacher          D    Williams-BMW                 20
12.  Felipe Massa             BR   Sauber-Petronas              11
13.  Mark Webber              AUS  Jaguar                        7
14.  Olivier Panis            F    Toyota                        6
15.  Antonio Pizzonia         BR   Williams-BMW                  6
16.  Christian Klien          A    Jaguar                        3
17.  Cristiano da Matta       BR   Toyota                        3
18.  Nick Heidfeld            D    Jordan-Ford                   3
19.  Timo Glock               D    Jordan-Ford                   2
20.  Zsolt Baumgartner        H    Minardi-Cosworth              1

@>Constructors' Championship:

Pos  Constructor              Nat       Points
---- ------------------------ ---- -----------
 1.  Ferrari                  I            254
 2.  BAR-Honda                GB           116
 3.  Renault                  F            100
 4.  Williams-BMW             GB            74
 5.  McLaren-Mercedes         GB            61
 6.  Sauber-Petronas          CH            33
 7.  Jaguar                   GB            10
 8.  Toyota                   J              9
 9.  Jordan-Ford              GB             5
10.  Minardi-Cosworth         I              1

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