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PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship Medic Drug Grand Prix of Cleveland Presented by Firstar Cleveland, Ohio Individual Qualifying Report (Saturday AM Session) - Official June 26, 1999 Pos. Driver Car Car Config.

Edited: May 8, 2001, 12:19 PM

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PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship Medic Drug Grand Prix of Cleveland Presented by Firstar Cleveland, Ohio Individual Qualifying Report (Saturday AM Session) - Official June 26, 1999

Pos.    Driver           Car Car Config.                       LapTime LapSpeed B.Leader B.Prev.
  1 Didier Andre         18  Motorola/PlayStation/PacWest           65.594 115.584
  2 Oriol Servia         32  Catalonia/RACC/Elf                    65.648 115.489 0.054
  3 Felipe Giaffone      21  Hollywood/Comet                         65.880 115.082 0.286 0.232
  4 Derek Higgins        88  Quaker State Mexico                    65.881 115.080 0.287 0.001
  5 Jonny Kane           27  KOOL                                    65.956 114.949 0.362 0.075
  6 Airton Dare          1   Banestado                               66.090 114.716 0.496 0.134
  7 Casey Mears          30  Sooner Trailer/American Racing Whe 66.141 114.628 0.547 0.051
  8 Tony Renna           17  Motorola/PacWest                       66.165 114.586 0.571 0.024
  9 Philipp Peter        31  Red Bull/Remus/ESTEBE                  66.184 114.553 0.590 0.019
 10 Scott Dixon          3   NTS Computers                           66.306 114.343 0.712 0.122
 11 Guy Smith            6   Swift Caravans                          66.330 114.301 0.736 0.024
 12 Geoff Boss           7   Cross/Exide Electronics/Timba          66.646 113.759 1.052 0.316
 13 Ben Collins          2   NTS Computers/Hays Home DeliverySe 66.768 113.551 1.174 0.122
 14 David Pook           5   Sage & Clay/Quickline                  66.783 113.526 1.189 0.015
 15 Andy Boss            8   Cross/Exide Electronics/Timba          66.868 113.382 1.274 0.085
 16 Chris Menninga       11  MI-JACK                                 67.046 113.081 1.452 0.178
 17 Mario Dominguez      87  Herdez Quaker "Viva Mexico"            67.480 112.353 1.886 0.434
 18 Rodolfo Lavin        10  Corona/Modelo                           67.555 112.229 1.961 0.075
 19 Cory Witherill       61  WSA Health Care                         68.195 111.175 2.601 0.640

Source: Omega Timing & Scoring

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