2001 Honda Indy 300 - Race

Race

Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 6 Cristiano da Matta Newman-Haas Racing 65 1:51:47.260 3 20
2 39 Michael Andretti Team Green 65 +5.8 secs 6 16
3 33 Alex Tagliani Forsythe Racing 65 +7.5 secs 7 14
4 1 Gil de Ferran Team Penske 65 +20.9 secs 2 12
5 8 Kenny Brack Team Rahal 65 +22.6 secs 13 10
6 40 Jimmy Vasser Patrick Racing 65 +24.7 secs 10 8
7 16 Michel Jourdain, Jr. Bettenhausen Racing 65 +39.5 secs 16 6
8 11 Christian Fittipaldi Newman-Haas Racing 65 +40.5 secs 15 5
9 7 Max Papis Team Rahal 65 +42.6 secs 14 4
10 12 Memo Gidley Chip Ganassi Racing 65 +42.9 secs 23 3
11 32 Patrick Carpentier Forsythe Racing 65 +46.7 secs 9 2
12 52 Shinji Nakano Fernández Racing 65 +46.9 secs 18 1
13 25 Alex Barron Arciero-Blair Racing 65 +46.9 secs 26
14 26 Paul Tracy Team Green 65 +62.6 secs 4
15 18 Scott Dixon PacWest Racing 65 +72.0 secs 8
16 5 Tora Takagi Walker Racing 65 +81.8 secs 20
17 55 Tony Kanaan Mo Nunn Racing 65 +82.0 secs 3
18 77 Bryan Herta Forsythe Racing 65 +82.4 secs 22
19 51 Adrián Fernández Fernández Racing 65 +100.3 secs 17
20 3 Hélio Castroneves Team Penske 64 + 1 lap 11
21 4 Bruno Junqueira Chip Ganassi Racing 56 Contact 21
22 20 Roberto Moreno Patrick Racing 54 Mechanical 1 2
23 27 Dario Franchitti Team Green 35 Mechanical 5
24 17 Maurício Gugelmin PacWest Racing 34 Mechanical 25
25 22 Oriol Servià Sigma Autosport 10 Mechanical 12
26 66 Casey Mears Mo Nunn Racing 0 Contact 24

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