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Final standings 1999-11-19
Final Point Standings (Top Ten) -- Prototype: 1 Elliott Forbes-Robinson 141* 2 David Brabham 135 Eric Bernard 135 4 J.J. Lehto 123 5 Steve Soper 122 6 Jan Magnussen 121 7 Johnny O'Connell 120 8 Butch Leitzinger 110 9 Bill Auberlen 95 ...
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Final Point Standings (Top Ten) --
Prototype: 1 Elliott Forbes-Robinson 141* 2 David Brabham 135 Eric Bernard 135 4 J.J. Lehto 123 5 Steve Soper 122 6 Jan Magnussen 121 7 Johnny O'Connell 120 8 Butch Leitzinger 110 9 Bill Auberlen 95 10 James Weaver 84
GTS: 1 Olivier Beretta 151* 2 Karl Wendlinger 137 3 Martin Snow 129 4 David Donohue 117 5 Kelly Collins 116 6 Tommy Acher 107 7 Ron Johnson 105 Terry Borcheller 105 9 Ron Fellows 98 10 Franz Konrad 82
GT: 1 Cort Wagner 168* 2 Brian Cunningham 146 3 Johannes van Overbeek 144 4 Dirk Müller 141 5 Darryl Havens 121 6 Mike Fitzgerald 117 7 Hans Stuck 114 8 Mark Simo 109 9 Randy Pobst 101 10 Joel Reiser 96 Grady Willingham 96
Sports TOYOTA Championship: 1 John Jernigan, Jr. 181* 2 Gary Gibson 171 3 Rain Pilve 144 4 Eric Butze 122 5 Mike Anderson 118 6 Gary Tiller 112 7 George Ashburn 91 8 Darius Grala 82 9 John Warner 68 10 Jerry Gillis 59
Women's Global GT Series: 1 Cindi Lux 123* 2 Divina Galica 110 3 Milka Duno 85 4 Sara Senske 82 5 Kiki Wolfkill 77 6 Audrey Zavodsky 69 7 Allison Duncan 56 8 Belinda Endress 52 9 Niki Ruman 48 10 Nicole LaRue 39
Motorola Cup Final Point Standings (Top Ten) -- Grand Sports: 1 Doug Goad 247* 2 Devon Powell 245 3 Michael Culver 188 4 Steve Pfeffer 184 5 Marty Miller 180.5 6 Scott Maxwell 178.5 7 Greg Wilkins 174.5 8 Craig Conway 169 9 Jay Malowney 156.5 10 Mike Fitzgerald 147
Sports: 1 Lance Stewart 259* 2 Andy Lally 253 3 John H. Bourassa 229 4 Howard Liebengood 202.5 5 Mike Van Sicklen 149 6 Chris Gleason 128 7 Mark Bunting 92 8 Chuck Goldsborough 91 9 Mike Johnson 79 10 Hugh Plumb 77
Touring: 1 Will Nonnamaker 248* Wayne Nonnamaker 248* 3 John Wymore 243 4 Richard Starita 239 5 Bob Endicott 238 6 Peter Schwartzott 233 7 Andrew Linder 182 8 Steve Colletti 178 9 Kuno Wittmer II 138 10 Phillippe Létourneau 115
Compact: 1 Bob Beede 273* 2 Bill Fenton 267 3 Mark Craig 232 4 Jocelyn Hébert 231 5 Gord Cullen 228 6 Frank Del Vecchio 199 7 Ed Magner 197 8 John Phillips III 131 9 Didier Schraenen 130 10 Mike Keravich III 121
Top Ten Point Standings through Laguna Seca -- Ferrari 355 Challenge: 1 Dr. Stephen Earle 1105 2 Chris Cox 990 2 Matthew Drendel 990 3 Jim McCormick 810 4 Kevin Crowder 775 5 Robert Canepa 765 6 Sandy Reddin 685 7 John Cumming 660 8 Roger Werner 545 9 Tim Robertson 450 9 Christian Briggs 450 10 Steve Shelton 445
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