Results of the Bombardier 500 & Championship points

[Down F0rce]

Here are the results after round five, as well as the championship standings and some other stats


Bombardier 500 results

1 Al Unser Jr - Running
2 Tony Kanaan - Running
3 Tota Takagi - Running
4 Kenny Brack - Running
5 Bryan Herta - Running
6 Scott Dixon - Running
7 Helio Castroneves - Running
8 Gil de Ferran - Running
9 Roger Yasukawa - Running
10 Sam Hornish Jr - Running
11 Greg Ray - Running
12 Vitor Meira - Running
13 Buddy Lazier - Running
14 Buddy Rice - Running
15 Sarah Fisher - Running

16 Scott Sharp - Accident
17 Felipe Giaffone - Accident
18 Tomas Scheckter - Accident
19 Jaques Lazier - Mechanical
20 Dan Wheldon - Mechanical
21 A.J Foyt IV - Accident
22 Robbie Buhl - Gear Box


Championship Points

1 Tony Kanaan - 177 points
2 Al Unser Jr. - 151
3 Helio Castroneves - 149
4 Kenny Brack - 135
5 Gil de Ferran - 132
6 Scott Sharp - 130
7 Scott Dixon - 116
8 Tora Takagi - 115
9 Felipe Giaffone - 106
10 Tomas Scheckter - 101
11 Sam Hornish Jr. - 92
12 Buddy Rice - 88
13 Roger Yasukawa - 80
14 Michael Andretti - 80
15 Jaques Lazier - 68
16 Greg Ray - 65
17 Robbie Buhl - 64
18 Sarah Fisher - 62
19 A.J. Foyt IV - 58
20 Buddy Lazier - 56
21 Dan Wheldon - 47
22 Shigeaki Hattori - 43
23 Alex Barron - 41
24 Dario Franchitti - 40
25 Vitor Meira - 36
26 Shinji Nakano - 35
27 Bryan Herta - 30
28 Tony Renna - 26
29 Scott Mayer - 26
30 Jimmy Kite - 17
31 Robby Gordon - 8
32 Airton Dare - 6
33 Robby McGehee - 5
34 Jimmy Vasser - 4
35 Richie Hearn - 2
36 Billy Boat - 1


Driver earnings (in $)

1 Gil de Ferran - 1,538,415
2 Helio Castroneves - 993,065
3 Tony Kanaan - 866,665
4 Tomas Scheckter - 640,015
5 Kenny Brack - 586,015
6 Al Unser Jr. - 581,765
7 Tora Takagi - 571,365
8 Scott Dixon - 550,515
9 Scott Sharp - 541,915
10 Felipe Giaffone - 505,715
11 Buddy Rice - 494,515
12 Sam Hornish Jr. - 461,865
13 Roger Yasukawa - 448,915
14 Michael Andretti - 423,915
15 Robbie Buhl - 415,665
16 Jaques Lazier - 412,715
17 A.J. Foyt IV - 412,315
18 Sarah Fisher - 406,265
19 Buddy Lazier - 401,865
20 Greg Ray - 400,965
21 Shigeaki Hattori - 361,665
22 Alex Barron - 345,465
23 Shinji Nakano - 327,115
24 Jimmy Kite - 273,565
25 Robby Gordon - 256,250
26 Dan Wheldon - 255,715
27 Vitor Meira - 231,915
28 Tony Renna - 206,315
29 Airton Dare - 166,065
30 Jimmy Vasser - 161,265
31 Robby McGehee - 151,565
32 Richie Hearn - 142,565
33 Billy Boat - 139,065
34 Scott Mayer - 109,400
35 Dario Franchitti - 80,600
36 Bryan Herta - 51,600



Driver wins

Scott Dixon - 1 win (Homestead)
Tony Kannan - 1 win (Phoenix)
Scott Sharp - 1 win (Motegi)
Gil de Ferran - 1 win (Indianaplolis)
Al Unser jr. - 1 win (Texas)


Chassis wins

Panoz G-Force - 2 wins (Homestead, Indianapolis)
Dallara - 3 wins (Phoenix, Motegi, Texas)


Engine wins

Toyota - 4 wins (Homestead, Motegi, Indianapolis, Texas)
Honda - 1 win (Phoenix)
Chevrolet - 0 wins

[marcus]

top job Downforce , I would have posted the points and stuff earlier but we had a delayed coverage here in Oz of about 24hrs , so I was avoiding the forum so I didnt see the result

[climb]

Good Job, D0wnforce!

The championship points talk in favour of Tony's consistency except for Motegi he always reached the podium.

[Down F0rce]

thanks guys

[BootsOntheSide]

Great set of stats there, thanks a lot. Castro Neves is the only winless driver in the top 6, that's interesting. He has been consistant along the way, and looks to be in good title shape.

Sam outside the top 10 is really depressing, although he's creaming the other Chevvy runners, backing up how good he and Panther clearly are.

Takagi moving ahead of Giaffone by pushing him out (with Sharp) is ironic and annoying.

Access have doen well to get Ray up the table so quickly - he could finish top 10 despite missing the first 2 races.

[gttouring]

I commend the Points line up-even the payout! nice work.
Tora late pass to get to third- was it too risky or illegal?
I saw him get into full opposite lock on the transition so i don't think he meant to go that far down. he is a real racer in my book and I feel he was pushed down anyway.

[gomick]

fantastic for little al after all the bad news of late last year - great to see him 2nd in points ...... still waiting to see a replay of this race - texas is a great irl track!