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Nurburgring results and final standings
-------FORMULA 3000 INTERNATIONAL 1998 - Round 12 at Nurburgring-------- Pos Driver/Nat Team Time Grid ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Gonzalo Rodriguez/ROU ...
Edited: May 8, 2001, 12:19 PM
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-------FORMULA 3000 INTERNATIONAL 1998 - Round 12 at Nurburgring-------- Pos Driver/Nat Team Time Grid ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Gonzalo Rodriguez/ROU Astromegaa 1'12:37.085 2 2 Jason Watt/DK Den Bla Avis +25.580 3 3 Juan-Pablo Montoya/COL Super Nova Racing 30.292 1 4 Kurt Mollekens/B KTR/Arden 38.785 4 5 Andre Couto/P Prema Powerteam 39.712 6 6 Tomas Enge/CZ Auto Sport Racing 42.323 15 7 Dominik Schwager/D RTL Team Oreca F3000 53.647 11 8 Fabrice Walfisch/F Nordic Racing 57.703 12 9 Nick Heidfeld/D * West Competition 1:02.032*33 10 Giovanni Montanari/I Draco Engineering 1:06.813 17 11 Bertrand Godin/CDN Durango Formula 1:17.029 19 12 Tomas Biagi/I Prema Powerteam 1:18.153 26 13 Alexander Muller/D RTL Team Oreca 1:23.513 14 14 Jamie Davies/GB DAMS 1:24.780 18 15 Hidetoshi Mitsusada/J Nordic Racing 1:26.213 20 16 Gregoire Galzain/F DAMS 1:31.621 29 17 Christian Horner/GB Arden -1 lap 30 18 Mark Shaw/IRL Redman & Bright -1 lap 28 19 Stephane Sarrazin/F Apomatox -1 lap 10 20 Gareth Rees/GB Den Bla Avis -2 laps 21 21 James Taylor/GB GP-Racing -2 laps 32 22 Giorgio Vinella/I Coloni Motorsport -2 laps 31 23 Max Wilson/BR Edenbridge Racing -3 laps 24
FL: Gonzalo Rodriguez 1:32.857 (=176.632)
* The stewarts of the race disallowed all his qualifying times because of irregular fuel. He was allowed to start from last position.
Final standings:
1 Juan-Pablo Montoya 65 =Champion=
2 Nick Heidfeld 58
3 Gonzalo Rodriguez 33
4 Jason Watt 30
5 Soheil Ayari 20
6 Stephane Sarrazin 19
Kurt Mollekens 19
8 Gareth Rees 10
9 Max Wilson 9
10 Jamie Davies 8
11 Andre Couto 7
12 Boris Derichebourg 5
Nicolas Minassian 5
14 Tomas Biagi 3
Bruno Junqueira 3
Dominik Schwager 3
Kevin McGarrity/IRL 3
Oliver Martini 3
19 Gaston Mazzacane 2
Cyrille Sauvage 2
Alexander Muller 2
22 Marcelo Battistuzzi 1
Werner Lupberger 1
Tomas Enge 1
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