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Standings after Spanish GP

@>Drivers' Championship: Pos Driver Nat Team Points --- ---------------------- ---- ----------------- ------------ 1. Fernando Alonso E Renault 44 2. Jarno Trulli I ...

Published: Oct 17, 2005, 10:41 AM

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@>Drivers' Championship:

Pos Driver                 Nat  Team                    Points
--- ---------------------- ---- ----------------- ------------
 1. Fernando Alonso        E    Renault                     44
 2. Jarno Trulli           I    Toyota                      26
 3. Kimi Raikkonen         FIN  McLaren-Mercedes            17
 4. Giancarlo Fisichella   I    Renault                     14
 5. Ralf Schumacher        D    Toyota                      14
 6. Mark Webber            AUS  Williams-BMW                12
 7. Michael Schumacher     D    Ferrari                     10
 8. David Coulthard        GB   Red Bull-Cosworth           10
 9. Juan Pablo Montoya     COL  McLaren-Mercedes            10
10. Nick Heidfeld          D    Williams-BMW                 9
11. Rubens Barrichello     BR   Ferrari                      8
12. Alexander Wurz         A    McLaren-Mercedes             6
13. Jacques Villeneuve     CDN  Sauber-Petronas              5
14. Pedro de la Rosa       E    McLaren-Mercedes             4
15. Christian Klien        A    Red Bull-Cosworth            3
16. Felipe Massa           BR   Sauber-Petronas              2
17. Vitantonio Liuzzi      I    Red Bull-Cosworth            1

@>Constructors' Championship:

Pos Constructor            Nat                          Points
--- ---------------------- ---- ----------------- ------------
 1. Renault                F                                58
 2. Toyota                 J                                40
 3. McLaren-Mercedes       GB                               37
 4. Williams-BMW           GB                               21
 5. Ferrari                I                                18
 6. Red Bull-Cosworth      GB                               14
 7. Sauber-Petronas        CH                                7

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