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<pre> 2002 Indy Racing League Statistics Package (After 7 of 15 races) 1. Helio Castroneves 267 2. Gil de Ferran 235 3. Sam Hornish Jr. 206 4. Felipe Giaffone 202 5. Al Unser Jr.

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<pre> 2002 Indy Racing League Statistics Package (After 7 of 15 races) 1. Helio Castroneves 267 2. Gil de Ferran 235 3. Sam Hornish Jr. 206 4. Felipe Giaffone 202 5. Al Unser Jr. 164 6. Jeff Ward 157 7. Alex Barron 149 8. Airton Dare 148 9. Scott Sharp 147 10. Laurent Redon (R) 130 11. Billy Boat 128 12. Buddy Lazier 121 Eddie Cheever Jr. 121 14. Richie Hearn 100 15. George Mack (R) 92 16. Jaques Lazier 90 17. Tomas Scheckter (R) 84 18. Shigeaki Hattori 78 19. Eliseo Salazar 77 20. Robby McGehee 68 21. Robbie Buhl 66 22. Anthony Lazzaro (R) 65 23. Jon Herb 59 24. Rick Treadway (R) 58 25. John de Vries (R) 53 26. Paul Tracy 40 27. Sarah Fisher 38 28. Hideki Noda (R) 32 29. Greg Ray 31 30. Michael Andretti 26 Raul Boesel 26 32. Robby Gordon 24 33. Tyce Carlson 23 Jimmy Vasser 23 35. Mark Dismore 20 36. Kenny Brack 19 37. Arie Luyendyk 16 38. Dario Franchitti 11 39. Billy Roe 9 Memo Gidley 9 41. Max Papis 7 42. Jeret Schroeder 3 43. Tony Kanaan 2 44. Bruno Junqueira 1 (R) -- Series rookie

Season entrant point leaders 1. Marlboro Team Penske (#3) 267 2. Marlboro Team Penske (#6) 235 3. Panther Racing (#4) 206 4. Hollywood Mo Nunn Racing (#21) 202 5. Kelley Racing (#7) 164

Bombardier Rookie of the Year point leaders 1. Laurent Redon 130 2. George Mack 92 3. Tomas Scheckter 84 4. Anthony Lazzaro 65 5. Rick Treadway 58

Money leaders 1. Helio Castroneves $2,035,515 2. Felipe Giaffone $797,465 3. Gil de Ferran $768,415 4. Sam Hornish Jr. $721,815 5. Alex Barron $662,115

Laps completed leaders (1,450 possible) 1. Helio Castroneves 1,450 2. Airton Dare 1,436 3. Billy Boat 1,431 4. Al Unser Jr. 1,428 5. Gil de Ferran 1,411

Laps led leaders 1. Gil de Ferran 340 2. Sam Hornish Jr. 310 3. Tomas Scheckter 220 4. Helio Castroneves 148 5. Al Unser Jr. 132

Race winners 1. Helio Castroneves 2 Sam Hornish Jr. 2 3. Gil de Ferran 1 Scott Sharp 1 Jeff Ward 1

MBNA Pole winners 1. Gil de Ferran 2 2. Helio Castroneves 1 Eddie Cheever Jr. 1 Sam Hornish Jr. 1 Bruno Junqueira 1 Tomas Scheckter 1

Wins by chassis 1. Dallara 6 2. G Force 1

Wins by engine 1. Chevrolet 7

Chassis manufacturer points 1. Dallara 67 2. G Force 52

Engine manufacturer points 1. Chevrolet 70 2. Infiniti 49

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