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IRL: 1998 Final Statistics
1998 PEP BOYS IRL FINAL STATISTICS Point standings 1. Kenny Brack 332 2. Davey Hamilton 292 3. Tony Stewart 289 4. Scott Sharp 272 5. Buddy Lazier 262 6. Jeff Ward 252 7. Scott Goodyear 244 8.
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1998 PEP BOYS IRL FINAL STATISTICS
Point standings 1. Kenny Brack 332 2. Davey Hamilton 292 3. Tony Stewart 289 4. Scott Sharp 272 5. Buddy Lazier 262 6. Jeff Ward 252 7. Scott Goodyear 244 8. Arie Luyendyk 227 9. Eddie Cheever Jr. 222 10. Marco Greco 219 11. John Paul Jr. 216 12. Stephan Gregoire 201 13. Billy Boat 194 14. Sam Schmidt 186 15. Mark Dismore 180 16. Robby Unser (R) 176 17. Robbie Buhl 174 18. Brian Tyler (R) 140 19. Buzz Calkins 134 20. Raul Boesel 132 21. Greg Ray 128 22. Steve Knapp (R) 118 23. Dr. Jack Miller 100 24. Andy Michner (R) 92 25. Stan Wattles 88 26. Roberto Guerrero 83 27. Tyce Carlson 73 28. Donnie Beechler (R) 71 29. Eliseo Salazar 60 30. Mike Groff 56 31. Jimmy Kite 52 32. J.J. Yeley (R) 50 33. Jim Guthrie 41 34. Jack Hewitt (R) 23 35. Stevie Reeves (R) 20 36. Dave Steele (R) 17 37. Billy Roe 11 38. Paul Durant 9 39. Scott Harrington 8 40. Johnny Unser 5 41. Robbie Groff 2 (R) - Rookie
Sprint PCS Rookie of the Year point standings 1. Robby Unser 176 2. Brian Tyler 140 3. Steve Knapp 118 4. Andy Michner 92 5. Donnie Beechler 71 6. J.J. Yeley 50 7. Jack Hewitt 23 8. Stevie Reeves 20 9. Dave Steele 17
Money leaders 1. Eddie Cheever Jr. $1,811,200 2. Kenny Brack $1,096,700 3. Billy Boat $1,004,150 4. Tony Stewart $1,002,850 5. Buddy Lazier $984,850 6. Davey Hamilton $856,850 7. Jeff Ward $811,650 8. Scott Sharp $808,900 9. Scott Goodyear $761,750 10. Arie Luyendyk $746,100
Wins 1. Kenny Brack 3 2. Scott Sharp 2 Tony Stewart 2 3. Billy Boat 1 Eddie Cheever Jr. 1 Arie Luyendyk 1 John Paul Jr. 1
PPG Poles 1. Billy Boat 6 2. Tony Stewart 4 3. Jeff Ward 1
Wins by chassis 1. Dallara 8 2. G Force 3
Wins by engine 1. Aurora 11
Wins by tire 1. Goodyear 7 2. Firestone 4
MBNA lap leaders 1. Tony Stewart 598 2. Jeff Ward 326 3. Scott Sharp 210 4. Billy Boat 159 5. Scott Goodyear 153 6. Kenny Brack 145 7. Buddy Lazier 143 8. Arie Luyendyk 121 9. Eddie Cheever Jr. 85 10. John Paul Jr. 76
Laps completed 1. Kenny Brack 2,085 2. Davey Hamilton 2,032 3. Scott Sharp 1,935 Buddy Lazier 1,935 5. Marco Greco 1,869 6. Scott Goodyear 1,859 7. Tony Stewart 1,738 8. Jeff Ward 1,696 9. Arie Luyendyk 1,685 10. John Paul Jr. 1,604
Source: IRL/IMS
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