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PORTLAND, Ore., June 22, 1997 - Finishing order of the PPG-Firestone Indy Lights Championship race at the 1.967-mile Portland International Raceway: P. (S) Driver Nat ...
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PORTLAND, Ore., June 22, 1997 - Finishing order of the PPG-Firestone Indy Lights Championship race at the 1.967-mile Portland International Raceway: P. (S) Driver Nat Laps ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. (2) Hideki Noda JPN 29 2. (1) Helio Castro-Neves BRA 29 3. (4) Tony Kanaan BRA 29 4. (5) Christophe Tinseau FRA 29 5. (8) Cristiano da Matta BRA 29 6. (3) Luiz Garcia Jr BRA 29 7. (11) David Empringham CDN 29 8. (9) Lee Bentham CDN 29 9. (10) Oswaldo Negri Jr. BRA 29 10. (21) Geoff Boss U.S. 29 11. (23) Casey Mears U.S. 29 12. (7) Sergio Paese BRA 29 13. (19) Chris Simmons U.S. 29 14. (20) Robby Unser U.S. 29 15. (17) Bob Dorricott Jr. U.S. 29 16. (12) Mark Hotchkis U.S. 29 17. (18) Andrew Bordin CDN 29 18. (25) John Jones U.S. 29 19. (24) Rodolfo Lavin MEX 29 20. (15) Airton Dare BRA 28 21. (26) Chris Bingham U.S. 28 22. (22) Fredrik Larsson SWE 28 23. (16) Shigeaki Hattori JPN 24 24. (13) Naoki Hattori JPN 18 Suspension 25. (6) Didier Andre FRA 17 Contact 26. (14) David DeSilva U.S. 10 Contact
Time of race: 40:54.077. Noda's average speed: 83.679 mph. Margin of victory: 2.571 seconds. Lap leaders: Castro-Neves 1-22 Noda 23-29.
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