For what it's worth... [positive spin]

[Don K]

Originally Posted by martyn bott

On another positive note,only six cars ran on Sunday,therefore Carbon Dioxide (Monoxide) emmisions were approximately 70% lower than usual.

I'm not sure.

I would think that a lot of Carbon Dioxide and Monoxide must have been produced during the process of getting all the equipment there and back.
And by the transport that was used by the spectators.

[Marbot]

Originally Posted by Don K

I'm not sure.

I would think that a lot of Carbon Dioxide and Monoxide must have been produced during the process of getting all the equipment there and back.
And by the transport that was used by the spectators.

I meant just for the race ,but at least it's a start,plus next year fewer if any fans will bother to make the trip anyway.And maybe the teams won't be either,allthough they'll still be heading to Canada.

[Dixie Flatline]

Originally Posted by Bleu

I meant that Klien and Massa have never (yet) got a lap during the Indianapolis race.

As I was posting the bit about JV, I realised what you meant. But I thought I'd throw it in anyway!

[Dutton]

Originally Posted by Don K

No.

Salo, Hakkinen and Irvine also qualified as finishers. At the time of their collision, those 3 drivers had completed more than 90% of the race.

Which brings the total number of finishers to 7.
Which means that all points were awarded.

My bad, my memory is clearly failing as the years wear on!