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PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship Honda Grand Prix of Monterey featuring the Shell 300 Monterey, California Individual Practice Report (Sunday Warm Up) ...

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PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship Honda Grand Prix of Monterey featuring the Shell 300 Monterey, California Individual Practice Report (Sunday Warm Up) September 12, 1999 Results courtesy of OMEGA Timing Rank Driver Car# Sponsor Lap Lap Behind Behind Time Speed Leader Prev. ---- --------------------- ---- --------------- ------- ------- ------ ------ 1 Mario Dominguez 87 Herdez Quaker " 77.289 104.243 2 Scott Dixon 3 Diagem/Speedbet 77.460 104.012 0.171 3 Derek Higgins 88 Quaker State Me 77.569 103.866 0.280 0.109 4 Casey Mears 30 Sooner Trailer/ 77.887 103.442 0.598 0.318 5 Oriol Servia 32 Catalonia/RACC/ 77.953 103.355 0.664 0.066 6 Guy Smith 6 Swift Caravans 77.964 103.340 0.675 0.011 7 Ben Collins 2 Hays Home Deliv 78.125 103.127 0.836 0.161 8 Didier Andre 18 Motorola/PlaySt 78.198 103.031 0.909 0.073 9 Felipe Giaffone 21 Hollywood/Comet 78.481 102.659 1.192 0.283 10 David Pook 5 Sage & Clay/Qui 78.489 102.649 1.200 0.008 11 Airton Dare 1 Banestado 78.605 102.497 1.316 0.116 12 Rodolfo Lavin 10 Corona/Modelo 78.965 102.030 1.676 0.360 13 Chris Menninga 11 Cambridge Healt 78.994 101.993 1.705 0.029 14 Andy Boss 8 Cross/Powerware 79.125 101.824 1.836 0.131 15 Philipp Peter 31 Red Bull/Remus/ 79.185 101.747 1.896 0.060 16 Luis Diaz 89 Quaker State Me 79.374 101.504 2.085 0.189 17 Jonny Kane 27 KOOL 79.427 101.437 2.138 0.053 18 Boris Derichebourg 17 CFF/Motorola/Pa 79.781 100.986 2.492 0.354 19 Cory Witherill 61 WSA Health Care 81.329 99.064 4.040 1.548 20 Geoff Boss 7 Cross/Powerware 82.340 97.848 5.051 1.011 Times marked with * designate times over 110% of the average of the 2 fastest drivers best practice/qualifying times Track Length: 2.238 miles Track Type: Road Lap Record: September 6, 1997 Tony Kanaan 75.090 seconds 107.295 mph Race Record: September 9, 1996 Tony Kanaan 2635.832 103.926 mph

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