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<pre> 2002 Indy Racing League Statistics Package (After 3 of 15 races) 1. Sam Hornish Jr. 141 2. Helio Castroneves 115 3. Gil de Ferran 112 4. Jaques Lazier 80 5. Eliseo Salazar 77 6. Laurent ...
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<pre> 2002 Indy Racing League Statistics Package (After 3 of 15 races) 1. Sam Hornish Jr. 141 2. Helio Castroneves 115 3. Gil de Ferran 112 4. Jaques Lazier 80 5. Eliseo Salazar 77 6. Laurent Redon (R) 66 7. Felipe Giaffone 65 8. Jeff Ward 64 9. Al Unser Jr. 60 Buddy Lazier 60 11. Airton Dare 55 12. Billy Boat 50 13. Alex Barron 49 14. Scott Sharp 48 15. George Mack (R) 41 16. Tomas Scheckter (R) 40 17. Robby McGehee 38 18. Rick Treadway (R) 36 19. Anthony Lazzaro (R) 35 Robbie Buhl 35 21. Jon Herb 34 22. Hideki Noda (R) 32 23. Eddie Cheever Jr. 30 24. John de Vries (R) 28 25. Tyce Carlson 23 26. Jimmy Vasser 22 27. Richie Hearn 16 28. Billy Roe 9 Shigeaki Hattori 9 Memo Gidley 9 31. Jeret Schroeder 3 (R) -- Series rookie
Season entrant point leaders 1. Panther Racing (#4) 141 2. Marlboro Team Penske (#3) 115 3. Marlboro Team Penske (#6) 112 4. Team Menard (#2) 80 5. A.J. Foyt Enterprises (#11) 77
Rookie of the Year point leaders 1. Laurent Redon 66 2. George Mack 41 3. Tomas Scheckter 40 4. Rick Treadway 36 5. Anthony Lazzaro 35
Money leaders 1. Sam Hornish Jr. $327,050 2. Helio Castroneves $236,250 3. Gil de Ferran $214,600 4. Jaques Lazier $161,550 5. Jeff Ward $152,800
Laps completed leaders (600 possible) 1. Sam Hornish Jr. 600 Gil de Ferran 600 Helio Castroneves 600 4. Eliseo Salazar 596 5. Airton Dare 587
Laps led leaders 1. Sam Hornish Jr. 306 2. Helio Castroneves 68 3. Jaques Lazier 45 4. Eddie Cheever Jr. 43 5. Al Unser Jr. 39
Race winners 1. Sam Hornish Jr. 2 2. Helio Castroneves 1
MBNA Pole winners 1. Sam Hornish Jr. 1 Helio Castroneves 1 Eddie Cheever Jr. 1
Wins by chassis 1. Dallara 3
Wins by engine 1. Chevrolet 3
Chassis manufacturer points 1. Dallara 30 2. G Force 21
Engine manufacturer points 1. Chevrolet 30 2. Infiniti 21
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