2003 Gran Premio Telmex-Gigante - Race

Race

Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 3 Paul Tracy Team Player's 70 1:56:51.396 1 22
2 2 Sébastien Bourdais Newman/Haas Racing 70 +1.782 secs 4 16
3 55 Mario Domínguez Herdez Competition 70 +3.254 secs 11 14
4 9 Michel Jourdain, Jr. Team Rahal 70 +12.118 secs 8 12
5 27 Mika Salo PK Racing 70 +13.787 secs 12 10
6 7 Tiago Monteiro Fittipaldi-Dingman Racing 70 +17.744 secs 2 9
7 1 Bruno Junqueira Newman/Haas Racing 70 +18.080 secs 3 6
8 51 Adrian Fernández Fernández Racing 70 +19.679 secs 15 5
9 15 Darren Manning Walker Racing 70 +27.476 secs 6 4
10 4 Roberto Gonzalez Herdez Competition 70 +42.989 secs 18 3
11 31 Ryan Hunter-Reay American Spirit Team Johansson 70 +52.190 secs 5 2
12 34 Mario Haberfeld Mi-Jack Conquest Racing 70 +56.996 secs 14 1
13 20 Oriol Servià Patrick Racing 69 + 1 Lap 16 0
14 32 Patrick Carpentier Team Player's 68 Mechanical 9 0
15 19 Gualter Salles Dale Coyne Racing 53 Mechanical 19 0
16 33 Alex Tagliani Rocketsports Racing 40 Contact 13 0
17 12 Jimmy Vasser American Spirit Team Johansson 40 Contact 7 0
18 5 Rodolfo Lavín Walker Racing 20 Mechanical 17 0
19 25 Luis Díaz Walker Racing 12 Mechanical 10 0
20 11 Geoff Boss Dale Coyne Racing 4 Off course 20 0

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