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FedEx Championship Series Race No.7 Miller Lite 225 West Allis, Wisconsin Race Standings Report - Provisional June 6, 1999 Rk St Car Driver Laps Time Speed Lag Status Lag Status 1 6 26 Paul Tracy 225 ...

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FedEx Championship Series Race No.7 Miller Lite 225 West Allis, Wisconsin Race Standings Report - Provisional June 6, 1999

Rk St Car Driver Laps Time Speed Lag Status Lag Status 1 6 26 Paul Tracy 225 1:48:49.169 128.029 RUNNING 2 3 99 Greg Moore 225 1:48:55.049 127.913 5.880 RUNNING 3 16 5 Gil de Ferran 225 1:48:55.625 127.902 6.456 RUNNING 4 2 12 Jimmy Vasser 225 1:48:57.106 127.873 7.937 RUNNING 5 18 40 Adrian Fernandez 225 1:48:59.098 127.834 9.929 RUNNING 6 13 11 Christian Fittipaldi 225 1:49:00.420 127.808 11.251 RUNNING 7 4 27 Dario Franchitti 225 1:49:01.747 127.782 12.578 RUNNING 8 12 17 Mauricio Gugelmin 225 1:49:04.392 127.731 15.223 RUNNING 9 8 33 Patrick Carpentier 224 1:48:31.502 127.805 -1 Lap RUNNING 10 5 4 Juan Montoya (R) 224 1:48:32.698 127.782 -1 Lap RUNNING 11 7 25 Cristiano da Matta (R) 224 1:48:57.932 127.289 -1 Lap RUNNING 12 9 18 Roberto Moreno 223 1:48:59.467 126.691 -2 Laps RUNNING 13 17 7 Max Papis 222 1:48:49.983 126.306 -3 Laps RUNNING 14 10 36 Alex Barron 222 1:48:50.219 126.301 -3 Laps RUNNING 15 11 6 Michael Andretti 222 1:48:52.438 126.258 -3 Laps RUNNING 16 21 19 Michel Jourdain Jr. 222 1:48:55.654 126.196 -3 Laps RUNNING 17 15 24 Scott Pruett 222 1:49:00.103 126.110 -3 Laps RUNNING 18 20 44 Tony Kanaan 221 1:48:51.665 125.704 -4 Laps RUNNING 19 22 2 Al Unser Jr. 221 1:48:53.695 125.665 -4 Laps RUNNING 20 14 20 PJ Jones 219 1:49:00.664 124.395 -6 Laps RUNNING 21 19 10 Richie Hearn 219 1:49:02.052 124.369 -6 Laps RUNNING 22 26 34 Dennis Vitolo 212 1:49:02.825 120.380 -13 Laps RUNNING 23 24 16 Shigeaki Hattori (R) 118 58:14.125 125.466 -107 Laps CONTACT 24 23 22 Robby Gordon 83 43:26.734 118.294 -142 Laps ELECTRICAL 25 25 8 Bryan Herta 81 47:14.790 106.156 -144 Laps HANDLING 26 1 9 Helio Castro-Neves 30 15:51.995 117.076 -195 Laps BOOST FAILURE

Race Information Track Length: 1.032 Miles Laps: 225 (Oval) Time of Race: 1:48:49.169 Average Speed: 128.029 mph Margin of Victory: 5.880 sec

Lap Leaders Car Driver From Lap To Lap Total Laps 9 Helio Castro-Neves 1 14 14 12 Jimmy Vasser 15 46 32 27 Dario Franchitti 47 49 3 6 Michael Andretti 50 65 16 26 Paul Tracy 66 105 40 12 Jimmy Vasser 106 124 19 4 Juan Montoya 125 208 84 12 Jimmy Vasser 209 212 4 26 Paul Tracy 213 225 13

Caution Flags >From Lap To Lap Total Laps Reason 0 1 1 Yellow Start 2 7 6 Spun Car 20 62 73 12 Debris 121 130 10 Contact Car 16 210 216 7 Spun Car 18 217 219 3 Spun Car 20

(R): Designates the driver is a series rookie Track Length 1.032 miles Track Type Oval Lap Record May 30, 1998 Patrick Carpentier 20.028 seconds 185.500 mph

Source: CART.com

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