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FNIPPON: Suzuka results

All-Japan Formula 3000 Championship Round 4 May 21, 1995 Suzuka Circuit (5.86403km) Pos. No Driver Chassis Engine Tire Lap Time Qual ---- -- -------------------------- ----------- ----- -- --- ----------- ---- 1. 15 ...

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All-Japan Formula 3000 Championship Round 4 May 21, 1995 Suzuka Circuit (5.86403km)

Pos. No Driver Chassis Engine Tire Lap Time Qual ---- -- -------------------------- ----------- ----- -- --- ----------- ---- 1. 15 Toshio Suzuki (J) Lola T94/50 Mugen BS 35 1:16'57.351 [ 6] 2. 11 Tom Kristensen (DK) Lola T94/50 Mugen BS 35 1:17'26.947 [ 4] 3. 9 Mauro Martini (I) Lola T95/50 Mugen BS 35 1:17'30.029 [ 9] 4. 65 Takuya Kurosawa (J) Reynard 95D Mugen BS 35 1:17'38.068 [ 1] 5. 3 Katsutomo Kaneishi (J) Lola T94/50 Judd BS 35 1:17'52.597 [ 2] 6. 19 Kazuyoshi Hoshino (J) Lola T93/50 Mugen BS 35 1:18'09.227 [15] 7. 24 Naoki Hattori (J) Reynard 95D Mugen BS 34 1:17'06.926 [16] 8. 1 Marco Apicella (I) Reynard 95D Judd YH 34 1:17'49.753 [ 7] 9. 30 Hideki Okada (J) Lola T93/50 DFV YH 34 1:18'52.977 [17] 10. 28 Masahiko Kondo (J) Reynard 94D Mugen YH 33 1:17'28.636 [19] 11. 20 Andrew Gilbert-Scott (GB) Lola T93/50 Mugen BS 33 1:17'33.897 [ 8] 12. 5 Jeff Krosnoff (USA) Lola T94/50 Judd YH 33 1:18'04.252 [ 3] . 25 Katsumi Yamamoto (J) Reynard 95D Mugen BS 26 [11] . 10 Yukihiro Hane (J) Lola T95/50 Mugen BS 25 [20] . 27 Masahiko Kageyama (J) Reynard 95D Mugen YH 17 [ 5] . 64 Toranosuke Takagi (J) Reynard 94D Mugen BS 14 [13] . 8 Shinji Nakano (J) Dome F104 Mugen YH 14 [10] . 7 Masami Kageyama (J) Lola T95/50 Mugen YH 10 [14] . 6 Hidetoshi Mitsusada (J) Lola T93/50 DFV YH 1 [12] . 21 Michael Krumm (D) Lola T93/50 Mugen BS 1 [18] ---- -- -------------------------- ----------- ----- -- --- ----------- ---- Winner's Average Speed: 160.01km/h Fastest Lap: Toshio Suzuki, 2'05.944 (11/35) 167.61km/h Pole Position: Takuya Kurosawa, 1'45.582

Championship Points (after 4 of 9) -- ----------------------- --- 1 Tom Kristensen (DK) 18 2 Toshio Suzuki (J) 17 3 Naoki Hattori (J) 9 Takuya Kurosawa (J) 9 5 Mauro Martini (I) 6 6 Kazuyoshi Hoshino (J) 5 7 Masahiko Kageyama (J) 4 8 Katsumi Yamamoto (J) 3 9 Katsutomo Kaneishi (J) 2 Toranosuke Takagi (J) 2 -- ----------------------- --- Point System: 9-6-4-3-2-1

Next Round: Sugo, Jul 30

/ SUEHIRO Kenji (suehiro@csl.cl.nec.co.jp)

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