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AUS: Final 2004 standings
<pre> Australian Carrera Cup FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS 1. Alex Davison Greg Murphy Racing 1344 2. Jim Richards Jim Richards Racing 1146 3. Fabian Coulthard Greg Murphy Racing ...
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<pre> Australian Carrera Cup
FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS
1. Alex Davison Greg Murphy Racing 1344
2. Jim Richards Jim Richards Racing 1146
3. Fabian Coulthard Greg Murphy Racing 1071
4. Peter Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Racing 660
5. Klark Quinn Team VIP Petfoods 564
6. Jonathon Webb Tekno Autosports 531
7. Tony Quinn Team VIP Petfoods 417
8. Paul Pedersen International Motorsport NZ 432
9. Rodney Jane Rodney Jane Racing 426
10. Dean Grant Becks Racing 399
11. James Cressey Team VIP Petfoods 378
12. Stephen Borness Celerity Racing 355
13. Craig Baird Team VIP Petfoods 324
14. Peter Hill Greg Murphy Racing 306
15. Peter Bradbury Team MPS Security 279
16. Charlie O'Brien Charlie O'Brien Racing 276
17. Kevin Bell International Motorsport NZ 234
18. Matt Halliday International Motorsport NZ 129
19. Roger Oakeshott Greg Murphy Racing 124
20. David Thexton Thexton Racing 114
21. Ash Samadi Globe Racing 113
22. Marc Cini Adamco 87
23. Paul Freestone Freestone Racing 84
24. Ross Rutherford International Motorsport NZ 84
25. Matt Coleman Matt Coleman Racing 70
26. Troy Hunt MOG Sport 57
27. Bryce Washington ADRAD 51
28. Claude Giorgi Greg Murphy Racing 39
29. James Koundouris SupaBarn Supermarkets 27
30. Tony Pugliese Greg Murphy Racing 21
31. Chris Seidler Enterprise Express Racing 18
32. David Giugni SupaBarn Supermarkets 9
33. Graham Cameron International Motorsport NZ 9
34. Dean Cook Redline Promotions 6
35. Theo Koundouris SupaBarn Supermarkets 6
TAG HEUER CARRERA CHALLENGE (For Drivers 35 years or over in a 2003 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Car)
1. Dean Grant 1242
2. Tony Quinn 1194
3. Stephen Borness 1104
4. Peter Hill 846
5. Roger Oakeshott 687
MICHELIN PORSCHE DRIVER TO EUROPE (For Drivers under 30 who haven't driven in a European Porsche series)
1. Fabian Coulthard 1344
2. Klark Quinn 1044
3. Jonathon Webb 792
4. James Cressey 750
5. Bryce Washington 198
MICHELIN ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (For Drivers in their first Porsche racing series)
1. Fabian Coulthard 1362
2. Ash Samadi 912
3. James Cressey 852
4. David Thexton 786
5. Paul Freestone 354
FUCHS HARD CHARGER (For the Driver who passes the most cars in Carrera Cup races)
1. Tony Quinn 53
2. Rodney Jane 48
3. Peter Bradbury 41
4. James Cressey 40
5. Stephen Borness 39
HIGHEST PLACED NEW ZEALAND BASED DRIVER
1. Paul Pedersen 432
2. Kevin Bell 234
3. Matt Halliday 129
4. Ross Rutherford 84
5. Graham Cameron 9
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