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PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship Honda Grand Prix of Monterey featuring the Texaco/Havoline 300 Monterey, California Race Standings Report September 13, 1998 Official Result Rk Srt Car Driver Laps Time Speed Status 1 ...
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PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship Honda Grand Prix of Monterey featuring the Texaco/Havoline 300 Monterey, California Race Standings Report September 13, 1998
Official Result Rk Srt Car Driver Laps Time Speed Status 1 1 18 Didier Andre 34 49:53.011 91.524 RUNNING 2 3 32 Oriol Servia (R) 34 49:55.730 91.441 RUNNING 3 6 88 Derek Higgins (R) 34 49:56.101 91.429 RUNNING 4 9 14 Geoff Boss 34 49:57.444 91.388 RUNNING 5 13 27 Naoki Hattori 34 49:58.313 91.362 RUNNING 6 10 5 Luiz Garcia Jr. 34 49:59.031 91.340 RUNNING 7 14 87 Mario Dominguez (R) 34 49:59.394 91.329 RUNNING 8 11 77 Tony Renna (R) 34 50:00.635 91.291 RUNNING 9 15 16 Shigeaki Hattori 34 50:01.545 91.263 RUNNING 10 16 8 Clint Mears 34 50:02.336 91.239 RUNNING 11 19 1 Airton Dare 34 50:04.149 91.184 RUNNING 12 23 61 Cory Witherill (R) 34 50:07.126 91.094 RUNNING 13 5 78 Chris Simmons 34 50:08.106 91.064 RUNNING 14 17 11 Andy Boss (R) 34 50:15.919 90.828 RUNNING 15 4 6 Guy Smith (R) 34 50:17.144 90.792 RUNNING 16 2 31 Philipp Peter (R) 33 49:53.581 88.815 RUNNING 17 22 41 Mike Borkowski 33 50:27.125 87.831 RUNNING 18 18 21 Felipe Giaffone 32 45:56.815 93.520 CONTACT 19 12 3 Wim Eyckmans (R) 31 45:59.766 90.501 OFF COURSE 20 7 15 Brian Cunningham (R) 27 36:28.675 99.391 SUSPENSION 21 20 9 Casey Mears 26 36:31.735 95.576 CONTACT 22 8 2 Cristiano da Matta 19 23:53.211 106.809 SUSPENSION 23 21 28 Rodolfo Lavin 12 15:01.989 107.187 TRANSMISSION
Race Information
Track Length: 2.238 Miles Laps: 34 (Road) Time of Race: 49:53.011 Average Speed: 91.524 mph Margin of Victory: 2.719 sec
Lap Leaders Car Driver FromLap ToLap TotalLaps 18 Didier Andre 1 34 34
Caution Flags FromLap ToLap TotalLaps Reason 19 21 3 Car 2 off course 27 30 4 Cars 9 + 5 contact
Car 6 assessed 20 seconds Penalty per Chief Steward (R): Designates the driver is a series rookie Track Length 2.238miles Track Type Road Lap Record September 6, 1997 Tony Kanaan 75.090 seconds 107.295mph Race Record September 9, 1996 Tony Kanaan 2635.832 103.926mph
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