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<pre> Pos NO Driver C/E/T Lap Gap Status -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. 3 Castroneves, Helio D/C/F 200 Running 2. 6 de Ferran, Gil D/C/F ...

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<pre> Pos NO Driver C/E/T Lap Gap Status -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. 3 Castroneves, Helio D/C/F 200 Running 2. 6 de Ferran, Gil D/C/F 200 2.1421 Running 3. 4 Hornish Jr, Sam D/C/F 200 3.7688 Running 4. 11 Salazar, Eliseo D/C/F 200 10.5456 Running 5. 7 UnserJr, Al D/C/F 200 11.8015 Running 6. 2 Lazier, Jaques D/C/F 200 11.9906 Running 7. 91 Lazier, Buddy D/C/F 200 17.6117 Running 8. 98 Boat, Billy D/C/F 199 1 lap Running 9. 55 Treadway, Rick G/C/F 196 4 laps Running 10. 20 Noda, Hideki G/C/F 196 4.6573 Running 11. 16 Herb, Jon G/C/F 194 6 laps Running 12. 14 Dare, Airton D/C/F 193 7 laps Running 13. 24 Buhl, Robbie G/I/F 185 15 laps Running 14. 34 Redon, Laurent D/I/F 169 31 laps Running 15. 51 Cheever Jr, Eddie D/I/F 103 97 laps Accident 16. 8 Sharp, Scott D/C/F 103 0.3121 Accident 17. 99 Lazzaro, Anthony D/C/F 102 98 laps Accident 18. 9 Ward, Jeff G/C/F 88 112 laps Garage 19. 21 Giaffone, Felipe G/C/F 87 113 laps Accident 20. 31 Mack, George G/C/F 86 114 laps Accident 21. 10 McGehee, Robby D/C/F 86 0.1540 Accident 22. 37 de Vries, John D/C/F 74 126 laps Accident 23. 44 Barron, Alex D/C/F 72 128 laps Mechanical 24. 52 Scheckter, Tomas D/I/F 40 160 laps Engine 25. 12 Hattori, Shigeaki D/C/F 36 164 laps Accident 26. 18 Carlson, Tyce D/C/F 0 200 laps DNS

Race Statistics Winner's average speed: 116.504 mph. Time of race: 1:43:00.0278. Margin of victory: 2.1421 sec. Cautions: 7 for 56 laps. Lead changes: 7 among 6 drivers.

Lap leaders: Castroneves 1-22, Hornish 23-89, Cheever 90-99, Unser 100-138, Salazar 139-145, Castroneves 146-167, de Ferran 168-182, Castroneves 183-200.

Point Standings (after 2 of 15 races): Hornish 89, Castroneves 85, de Ferran 80, Salazar 62, Ward 44, Unser 41, J. Lazier 40, Boat 38, Dare 38, Giaffone 37.

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