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May 27, 2000 FedEx Championship Series Race No. 5 Bosch Spark Plug Grand Prix Presented by Toyota Nazareth, Pennyslvania Driver Performance Chart(Overall) Run Laps Miles ...

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May 27, 2000 FedEx Championship Series Race No. 5 Bosch Spark Plug Grand Prix Presented by Toyota Nazareth, Pennyslvania Driver Performance Chart(Overall)

                                           Run               Laps  Miles
                                            at Top Time Laps Comp  Comp
Rank    Driver                     Pts Sts Fin Fin Lead Lead 766   1112.187
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1       Paul Tracy                  59  5   5   1    62  4   766   1111.241
2       Jimmy Vasser                48  5   4   2    1   1   692   997.561
3       Gil de Ferran               42  5   4   1    139 3   736   1056.582
4       Roberto Moreno              42  5   4   2    10  2   755   1101.781
5       Adrian Fernandez            33  5   3   1    40  4   592   817.240
6       Michael Andretti            28  5   3   1    41  3   643   922.885
7       Kenny Brack (R)             27  5   3   3    23  2   664   945.107
8       Max Papis                   25  5   2   1    10  1   550   846.778
9       Cristiano da Matta          25  5   4   4    0   0   689   965.205
10      Juan Montoya                22  5   2   4    303 5   527   709.129
11      Dario Franchitti            20  5   3   2    0   0   480   779.859
12      Christian Fittipaldi        20  5   4   5    0   0   729   1041.231
13      Mauricio Gugelmin           19  5   3   2    0   0   547   755.400
14      Alex Tagliani (R)           18  5   3   4    84  5   660   1005.512
15      Helio Castroneves           16  5   2   2    0   0   478   680.586
16      Oriol Servia (R)            12  5   2   6    0   0   371   470.910
17      Mark Blundell               11  5   3   7    2   1   665   991.409
18      Bryan Herta                 10  2   1   5    0   0   136   262.032
19      Patrick Carpentier          10  2   1   5    0   0   256   325.576
20      Tony Kanaan                 8   5   2   8    4   1   685   962.329
21      Shinji Nakano (R)           5   2   2   8    0   0   348   532.002
22      Memo Gidley                 5   3   1   8    1   1   327   556.046
23      Michel Jourdain Jr.         3   5   3   11   0   0   666   996.564
24      Luiz Garcia Jr.             2   5   3   12   0   0   543   770.046
25      Tarso Marques               1   2   2   12   0   0   408   498.126
26      Takuya Kurosawa (R)         0   4   0   13   7   1   280   484.369
27      Gualter Salles              0   3   0   14   0   0   183   326.186
28      Norberto Fontana (R)        0   4   1   15   0   0   353   508.722

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