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PEP BOYS INDY RACING LEAGUE STATISTICS (After nine of 11 races - Aug. 31, 1998) POINT STANDINGS (Number of victories in parentheses) Place Driver Points 1 Kenny Brack* (3) ...
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PEP BOYS INDY RACING LEAGUE STATISTICS (After nine of 11 races - Aug. 31, 1998)
POINT STANDINGS (Number of victories in parentheses)
Place Driver Points
1 Kenny Brack* (3) 282
2 Davey Hamilton* 259
3 Tony Stewart* (2) 257
4 Scott Sharp* (2) 246
5 Scott Goodyear* 228
6 Jeff Ward* 208
7 Buddy Lazier* 199
8 Eddie Cheever Jr.* (1) 187
9 Stephan Gregoire* 184
10 Marco Greco* 180
11 Arie Luyendyk* 173
12 Billy Boat (1) 168
13 Mark Dismore 145
14 Sam Schmidt 143
15 John Paul Jr. 134
16 Robby Unser (R) 122
(tie) Robbie Buhl 122
18 Greg Ray 114
19 Raul Boesel 107
20 Buzz Calkins 96
21 Brian Tyler (R) 95
22 Steve Knapp (R) 84
23 Dr. Jack Miller 80
24 Andy Michner (R) 77
25 Tyce Carlson 73
26 Eliseo Salazar 60
27 Mike Groff 56
28 Donnie Beechler (R) 53
29 Jimmy Kite 52
30 J.J. Yeley (R) 50
31 Stan Wattles 47
32 Roberto Guerrero 41
33 Jim Guthrie 35
34 Jack Hewitt (R) 23
35 Stevie Reeves 20
36 Billy Roe 11
37 Paul Durant 9
38 David Steele (R) 8
(tie) Scott Harrington 8
40 Johnny Unser 5
41 Robbie Groff 2
(R) - Pep Boys Indy Racing League rookie * -- In mathematical contention for the Pep Boys IRL season championship Note: With two races remaining, the most points any driver can earn for the rest of the season is 110 (50 for each victory, three for each PPG Pole, two for leading the most laps at each race). Kenny Brack leads with 282 points, so any driver with 171 points or less has been eliminated from contention for the season championship and Pep Boys Million.
MONEY LEADERS
Place Driver Money Won
1 Eddie Cheever Jr. $1,724,800
2 Kenny Brack 953,800
3 Tony Stewart 917,350
4 Buddy Lazier 865,800
5 Davey Hamilton 771,950
6 Billy Boat 770,550
7 Scott Sharp 737,450
8 Scott Goodyear 706,750
9 Jeff Ward 693,950
10 Stephan Gregoire 621,150
LAP LEADERS
Place Driver Laps Led
1 Tony Stewart 547
2 Jeff Ward 290
3 Scott Sharp 209
4 Scott Goodyear 153
5 Kenny Brack 145
6 Billy Boat 132
7 Eddie Cheever Jr. 82
8 Buddy Lazier 69
9 Davey Hamilton 67
10 Mark Dismore 48
LAPS COMPLETED
Place Driver Laps Completed
1 Davey Hamilton 1,706
2 Kenny Brack 1,676
3 Scott Goodyear 1,671
4 Scott Sharp 1,670
5 Marco Greco 1,530
6 Buddy Lazier 1,521
7 Tony Stewart 1,480
8 Arie Luyendyk 1,472
9 Sam Schmidt 1,385
10 Stephan Gregoire 1,372
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