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IRL: Statistics after Indy 500, round five

2002 Indy Racing League Statistics Package (After 5 of 15 races) Point Leaders 1. Helio Castroneves 195 2. Gil de Ferran 169 3. Sam Hornish Jr. 159 4. Felipe Giaffone 140 5. Alex Barron 109 6. Scott ...

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2002 Indy Racing League Statistics Package
(After 5 of 15 races)

      Point Leaders

       1. Helio Castroneves 195

       2. Gil de Ferran 169

       3. Sam Hornish Jr. 159

       4. Felipe Giaffone 140

       5. Alex Barron 109

       6. Scott Sharp 101

       7. Jeff Ward 97

       8. Al Unser Jr. 96

       9. Airton Dare 91

       10. Jaques Lazier 90

       11. Laurent Redon (R) 89

       12. Billy Boat 86

           Eddie Cheever Jr. 86

       14. Buddy Lazier 82

       15. Eliseo Salazar 77

       16. George Mack (R) 66

       17. Richie Hearn 60

       18. Anthony Lazzaro (R) 57

       19. Robby McGehee 55

           Tomas Scheckter (R) 55

       21. Rick Treadway (R) 51

       22. Robbie Buhl 49

       23. Jon Herb 42

       24. Paul Tracy 40

       25. Shigeaki Hattori 39

       26. Sarah Fisher 38

       27. John de Vries (R) 34

       28. Hideki Noda (R) 32

       29. Michael Andretti 26

       30. Robby Gordon 24

       31. Tyce Carlson 23

           Jimmy Vasser 23

       33. Kenny Brack 19

       34. Arie Luyendyk 16

       35. Dario Franchitti 11

       36. Billy Roe 9

           Memo Gidley 9

           Raul Boesel 9

       39. Max Papis 7

       40. Jeret Schroeder 3

       41. Tony Kanaan 2

       42. Bruno Junqueira 1

           Greg Ray 1

           Mark Dismore 1

       (R) -- Series rookie
      Season entrant point leaders

       1. Marlboro Team Penske (#3) 195

       2. Marlboro Team Penske (#6) 169

       3. Panther Racing (#4) 159

       4. Hollywood Mo Nunn Racing (#21) 140

       5. Blair Racing (#44) 109
      Rookie of the Year point leaders

       1. Laurent Redon 89

       2. George Mack 66

       3. Anthony Lazzaro 57

       4. Tomas Scheckter 55

       5. Rick Treadway 51
      Money leaders

       1. Helio Castroneves $1,894,565

       2. Felipe Giaffone $685,965

       3. Sam Hornish Jr. $616,265

       4. Gil de Ferran $594,515

       5. Alex Barron $574,815
      Laps completed leaders (1,025 possible)

       1. Helio Castroneves 1,025

          Gil de Ferran 1,025

       3. Airton Dare 1,011

       4. Billy Boat 1,008

       5. Al Unser Jr. 1,003
      Laps led leaders

       1. Sam Hornish Jr. 307

       2. Helio Castroneves 143

       3. Gil de Ferran 123

       4. Tomas Scheckter 113

       5. Al Unser Jr. 94
      Race winners

       1. Helio Castroneves 2

          Sam Hornish Jr. 2

       3. Scott Sharp 1
      MBNA Pole winners

       1. Helio Castroneves 1

          Eddie Cheever Jr. 1

          Gil de Ferran 1

          Sam Hornish Jr. 1

          Bruno Junqueira 1
      Wins by chassis

       1. Dallara 5
      Wins by engine

       1. Chevrolet 5
      Chassis manufacturer points

       1. Dallara 50

       2. G Force 35
      Engine manufacturer points

       1. Chevrolet 50

       2. Infiniti 35

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