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PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship Budweiser / G.I. Joe's 200 Presented by Texaco / Havoline Portland, Oregon Race Standings Report June 21, 1998 Official Result Fin Srt Car Driver Laps Time Speed Status 1 1 6 Guy ...

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PPG-Dayton Indy Lights Championship Budweiser / G.I. Joe's 200 Presented by Texaco / Havoline Portland, Oregon Race Standings Report June 21, 1998

Official Result Fin Srt Car Driver Laps Time Speed Status 1 1 6 Guy Smith (R) 38 56:53.931 78.820 RUNNING 2 7 21 Felipe Giaffone 38 56:54.428 78.808 RUNNING 3 9 5 Luiz Garcia Jr. 38 56:55.809 78.777 RUNNING 4 11 1 Airton Dare 38 56:56.124 78.769 RUNNING 5 15 15 Brian Cunningham (R) 38 56:57.013 78.749 RUNNING 6 6 3 Sergio Paese 38 56:57.706 78.733 RUNNING 7 17 17 Paul Morris (R) 38 56:58.441 78.716 RUNNING 8 3 18 Didier Andre 38 56:59.121 78.700 RUNNING 9 18 87 Jorge Goeters (R) 38 56:59.299 78.696 RUNNING 10 10 88 Derek Higgins (R) 38 57:00.135 78.677 RUNNING 11 5 14 Geoff Boss 38 57:01.141 78.654 RUNNING 12 20 77 Tony Renna (R) 38 57:02.875 78.614 RUNNING 13 22 61 Cory Witherill (R) 38 57:03.371 78.603 RUNNING 14 14 78 Chris Simmons 38 57:03.773 78.593 RUNNING 15 16 41 Mike Borkowski 38 57:04.340 78.580 RUNNING 16 8 27 Naoki Hattori 37 57:02.384 76.556 RUNNING 17 19 28 Rodolfo Lavin 36 53:55.876 78.780 CONTACT 18 21 16 Shigeaki Hattori 31 44:41.278 81.870 CLUTCH 19 13 11 Andy Boss (R) 29 43:31.068 78.648 CONTACT 20 2 2 Cristiano da Matta 1 2:03.340 57.412 CONTACT 21 4 32 Oriol Servia (R) 1 2:03.451 57.360 CONTACT 22 12 31 Philipp Peter (R) 1 2:05.581 56.388 CONTACT

Race Information Track Length: 1.967 Miles Laps: 38 (Road) Time of Race: 56:53.931 Average Speed: 78.820 mph Margin of Victory: 0.497 sec

Lap Leaders Car Driver From Lap To Lap Total Laps 6 Guy Smith 1 38 38

Caution Flags From Lap To Lap Total Laps Reason 1 1 1 Yellow Start 2 9 8 Contact multiple cars 30 33 4 Contact Cars 11 + 27 37 38 2 Contact Car 28

(R): Designates the driver is a series rookie

Track Length 1.967miles Track Type Road Lap Record June 22, 1996 Tony Kanaan 65.916seconds 107.428mph Race Record June 12, 1994 Steve Robertson 3254.920 83.615mph Home Season Index Race Index Live Timing CART& 26;

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