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Monaco: Race 1 results
Pos Driver Team Lap/Gap --- ---------------------- -------------------- ---------- 1. Bruno Senna iSport 45 lap 2. Pastor Maldonado Piquet 0.674 3. Karun ...
Published: May 23, 2008, 11:08 PM
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Pos Driver Team Lap/Gap
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1. Bruno Senna iSport 45 lap
2. Pastor Maldonado Piquet 0.674
3. Karun Chandhok iSport 44.923
4. Adrian Valles BCN 47.592
5. Alvaro Parente Super Nova 48.191
6. Roldan Rodriguez FMSI 56.857
7. Ho-Pin Tung Trident 77.615
8. Mike Conway Trident 1 lap
9. Jerome d'Ambrosio DAMS 1 lap
10. Christian Bakkerud Super Nova 1 lap
11. Andreas Zuber Piquet 1 lap
12. Yelmer Buurman Arden 1 lap
13. Andy Soucek DPR 1 lap
14. Javier Villa Racing Engineering 1 lap
15. Diego Nunes DPR 1 lap
16. Ben Hanley Campos 1 lap
17. Marcello Puglisi Durango 1 lap
Completed
DNF Luca Filippi ART 32 laps
DNF Romain Grosjean ART 27 laps
DNF Giorgio Pantano Racing Engineering 26 laps
DNF Sebastien Buemi Arden 26 laps
DNF Adam Carroll FMSI 26 laps
DNF Alberto Valerio Durango 25 laps
DNF Kamui Kobayashi DAMS 0 laps
DNF Vitaly Petrov Campos 0 laps
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