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Driver standings after Phoenix

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (March 3, 2003) -- The Rolex Sports Car Series awards points to drivers based upon their finish in their respective class. Although drivers may race in more than one class during a race, they are only awarded points in the first ...

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (March 3, 2003) -- The Rolex Sports Car Series awards points to drivers based upon their finish in their respective class. Although drivers may race in more than one class during a race, they are only awarded points in the first car they drive. Only drivers holding valid Grand American Road Racing Association memberships are awarded points. The driver points reflect the top-20 drivers in each class after the third race of the 12-race season.

Next Race: Barber 250 at The Park, Barber Motorsports Park (May 18)
Last Race: AJ's Fine Foods 250 250, Phoenix International Raceway (May 3) <pre> Daytona Prototypes Place Driver (Wins) Points 1T Hurley Haywood (2) 102 1T JC France (2) 102 3 Darren Law 92 4T David Donohue 88 4T Mike Borkowski 88 6T Forest Barber 81 6T Terry Borcheller 81 8T Scott Maxwell (1) 35 8T David Empringham (1) 35 8T David Brabham (1) 35 11T Scott Goodyear 32 11T Scott Sharp 32 11T Shawn Bayliff 32 14T Boris Said 30 14T Dieter Quester 30 14T Luca Riccitelli 30 14T Andy Lally 30 18T Darius Grala 28 18T Joshua Rehm 28 18T Oswaldo Negri Jr 28 18T Guy Cosmo 28

GTS Place Driver (Wins) Points 1 Joao Barbosa (1) 97 2T Tommy Riggins (1) 80 2T Dave Machavern (1) 80 4 Michel Neugarten (1) 65 5 Jon Leavy (1) 61 6T Lance Norick 60 6T Rob Morgan 60 6T Martin Short 60 9 Kerry Hitt 52 10 Gunnar Jeannette 42 11T Jerome Policand (1) 35 11T Andy Wallace (1) 35 11T Kenny Bupp (1) 35 14T Charles Morgan 32 14T Jim Pace 32 14T Mandy Gonzalez 32 14T Wally Castro 32 18T Rick Sutherland 30 18T Jack Lewis 30 20T David Shep 28 20T Mark Shaffer 28 20T Matt Robinson 28

GT Place Driver (Wins) Points 1T Cort Wagner (2) 88 1T Brent Martini (2) 88 3 Craig Stanton 85 4T Brian Cunningham 81 4T Hugh Plumb 81 6 Kevin Buckler (1) 67 7T Johannes Van Overbeek 60 7T Richard Steranka 60 9 Mike Fitzgerald 54 10 RJ Valentine 53 11T Michael Schrom (1) 35 11T Timo Bernhard (1) 35 13T Ralf Kelleners 32 13T Anthony Lazzaro 32 13T Johnny Mowlem 32 16T David Murry 30 16T David Standridge 30 18T Peter Baron 28 18T Leo Hindery 28 18T Marc Lieb 28 18T Kyle Petty 28 18T Boris Said 28 18T Marc Bunting 28 18T Chris Gleason 28

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