IRL: Statistics after Pikes Peak
2000 Indy Racing Northern Light Series Statistics Package (As of June 19, 2000; 6 of 9 races) Northern Light Cup season championship point standings 1. Eddie Cheever Jr. 176 2. Buddy Lazier 168 ...
2000 Indy Racing Northern Light Series Statistics Package (As of June 19, 2000; 6 of 9 races)
Northern Light Cup season championship point standings 1. Eddie Cheever Jr. 176 2. Buddy Lazier 168 3. Scott Sharp 159 4. Scott Goodyear 156 5. Mark Dismore 155 6. Eliseo Salazar 151 7. Al Unser Jr. 135 8. Robbie Buhl 133 9. Donnie Beechler 123 10. Robby McGehee 120 11. Jeff Ward 112 Jeret Schroeder 112 13. Billy Boat 110 14. Airton Dare 108 15. Stephan Gregoire 105 16. Buzz Calkins 98 17. Tyce Carlson 92 18. Sam Hornish Jr. 85 19. Greg Ray 83 20. Jaques Lazier 82 21. Davey Hamilton 58 22. Juan Montoya 54 Sarah Fisher 54 24. Doug Didero 43 25. Jimmy Kite 39 26. Shigeaki Hattori 37 27. Ronnie Johncox 33 28. Jason Leffler 28 Robby Gordon 28 30. Niclas Jonsson 27 31. Jimmy Vasser 26 32. Robby Unser 19 33. Raul Boesel 14 34. Steve Knapp 11 35. Bobby Regester 10 36. John Hollansworth Jr. 9 37. Jon Herb 8 Johnny Unser 8 39. Scott Harrington 7 Stan Wattles 7 41. Dr. Jack Miller 6 42. Billy Roe 5 43. Richie Hearn 3 44. Andy Hillenburg 2 45. Lyn St. James 1
Season entrant point leaders 1. Team Cheever (Car #51) 176 2. Hemelgarn Racing (#91) 168 3. Kelley Racing (#8) 159 4. Panther Racing (#4) 156 5. Kelley Racing (#28) 155
Rookie of the Year point leaders 1. Jeret Schroeder 112 2. Airton Dare 108 3. Sam Hornish Jr. 85 4. Sarah Fisher 54 5. Doug Didero 43
Money leaders 1. Juan Montoya $1,235,690 2. Buddy Lazier $887,750 3. Eddie Cheever Jr. $695,250 4. Eliseo Salazar $694,200 5. Scott Sharp $659,750
Laps completed leaders 1. Eddie Cheever Jr. 1,207 2. Scott Goodyear 1,193 3. Mark Dismore 1,153 4. Eliseo Salazar 1,103 5. Jeret Schroeder 1,086
Laps led leaders 1. Scott Sharp 174 2. Juan Montoya 167 3. Buddy Lazier 154 4. Mark Dismore 138 5. Al Unser Jr. 121
Race winners 1. Robbie Buhl 1 Eddie Cheever Jr. 1 Buddy Lazier 1 Juan Montoya 1 Scott Sharp 1 Al Unser Jr. 1
Pole winners* 1. Greg Ray 3 2. Mark Dismore 1
Wins by chassis 1. G Force 3 2. Dallara 2 3. Riley & Scott 1
Wins by engine 1. Oldsmobile 5 2. Infiniti 1
Engine manufacturer points 1. Oldsmobile 61 2. Nissan 45
Chassis manufacturer points 1. G Force 49 2. Dallara 46 3. Riley & Scott 32
* -- Ray started from the number-one position at Orlando, Fla., based on 1999 entrant points as qualifications were rained out. Buddy Lazier started from the number-one position in June at Fort Worth, Texas, based on 2000 entrant points as qualifications were rained out.
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