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Jerez results and final standings
----------FORMULA 3000 INTERNATIONAL 1997 - Round 10 at Jerez----------- Pos Driver Team Time Grid ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Juan-Pablo Montoya/COL ...
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----------FORMULA 3000 INTERNATIONAL 1997 - Round 10 at Jerez----------- Pos Driver Team Time Grid ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Juan-Pablo Montoya/COL RSM Marko 1'13:47.224 4 2 Oliver Tichy/A Coloni Motorsport +25.920 7 3 Gareth Rees/GB Durango Formula 31.048 11 4 Werner Lupberger/ZA Edenbridge Racing 43.361 14 5 Rui Aguas/P Nordic Racing Ltd. 49.606 10 6 Christian Horner/GB Arden International 58.459 24 7 David Cook/GB DC Cook Motorsport 1:15.619 26 8 Gregoire de Galzain/F DAMS 1:20.590 17 9 Craig Lowndes/AUS RSM Marko -1 lap 13 10 Max Wilson/BR Edenbridge Racing -1 lap 9 11 Laurent Redon/F Super Nova Racing Ltd -1 lap 16 12 Thomas Biagi/I HMS-Hoffmann Racing -1 lap 23 13 Kurt Mollekens/B KT Racing -5 laps 21
FL: Ricardo Zonta 1:39.010 (161.001 kph)
The protests against Zonta and Watt after the race at Mugello were declined by the scrutineers. They ascertained that all parts of the cars were in accordance with the rules.
Final Standings:
Pos Driver Pts
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1 Riccardo Zonta 39
2 Juan-Pablo Montoya 37.5
3 Jason Watt 25
4 Jamie Davis 22
5 Max Wilson 20
6 Tom Kristensen 19
7 Oliver Tichy 14
8 Soheil Ayari 12
9 Laurent Redon 10
10 Rui Aguas 7
11 Dino Morelli 6
Pedro Couceiro 6
13 Cyrille Sauvage 5
14 Patrick Lemarie 4
Boris Derichebourg 4
Gareth Rees 4
17 Craig Lowndes 3
Kurt Mollekens 3
Werner Lupberger 3
20 Stephen Watson 2
21 Christian Horner 1
22 Gonzalo Rodriguez 0.5
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