Chevy 500 results and final 2003 standings

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Race Results

1 Gil de Ferran - Running
2 Scott Dixon - Running
3 Dan Wheldon - Running
4 Vitor Meira - Running
5 Bryan Herta - Running
6 Scott Sharp - Running
7 Tora Takagi - Running
8 Greg Ray - Running
9 Al Unser Jr. - Running
10 Roger Yasukawa - Running
11 Robbie Buhl - Running
12 Helio Castroneves - Running
13 Sarah Fisher - Running
14 Tony Kanaan - Running
15 Tomas Scheckter - Accident
16 Kenny Brack - Accident

17 Sam Hornish Jr. - Engine
18 Richie Hearn - Accident
19 Felipe Giaffone - Accident
20 Alex Barron - Accident
21 Ed Carpenter - Electrical
22 AJ Foyt IV 14 - Engine


Final Championship Standings

1 Scott Dixon - 507
2 Gil de Ferran - 487
3 Helio Castroneves - 485
4 Tony Kanaan - 476
5 Sam Hornish Jr. - 461
6 Al Unser Jr. - 374
7 Tomas Scheckter - 356
8 Scott Sharp - 351
9 Kenny Brack - 342
10 Tora Takagi - 317
11 Dan Wheldon - 312
12 Roger Yasukawa - 301
13 Bryan Herta - 277
14 Robbie Buhl - 261
15 Greg Ray - 253
16 Buddy Rice - 229
17 Alex Barron - 216
18 Sarah Fisher - 210
19 Buddy Lazier - 201
20 Felipe Giaffone - 199
21 AJ Foyt IV - 198
22 Vitor Meira - 170
23 Jaques Lazier - 120
24 Michael Andretti - 80
25 Dario Franchitti - 72
26 Ed Carpenter - 43
26 Shigeaki Hattori - 43
28 Richie Hearn - 39
29 Shinji Nakano - 35
30 Tony Renna - 26
30 Scott Mayer - 26
32 Jimmy Kite - 17
33 Robby Gordon - 8
34 Airton Dare - 6
35 Robby McGehee - 5
36 Jimmy Vasser - 4
37 Billy Boat - 1


Final Rookie Points

1 Dan Wheldon - 312
2 Roger Yasukawa - 301
3 AJ Foyt IV - 198
4 Ed Carpenter - 43
5 Scott Mayer - 26


Driver's Earnings (In $)

1 Gil de Ferran - 2,190,415
2 Helio Castroneves - 1,725,915
3 Tony Kanaan - 1,563,665
4 Scott Dixon - 1,384,615
5 Sam Hornish Jr. - 1,297,265
6 Tomas Scheckter - 1,170,465
7 Al Unser Jr. - 1,010,065
8 Kenny Brack - 990,115
9 Tora Takagi - 983,165
10 Scott Sharp - 964,115
11 Roger Yasukawa - 857,115
12 Buddy Rice - 815,115
13 Robbie Buhl - 811,965
14 Greg Ray - 793,165
15 AJ Foyt IV - 761,715
16 Sarah Fisher - 760,565
17 Buddy Lazier - 746,465
18 Dan Wheldon - 719,915
19 Bryan Herta - 715,700
20 Alex Barron - 710,265
21 Felipe Giaffone - 692,115
22 Jaques Lazier - 553,215
23 Vitor Meira - 512,515
24 Michael Andretti - 423,915
25 Shigeaki Hattori - 361,665
26 Shinji Nakano - 327,115
27 Jimmy Kite - 273,565
28 Robby Gordon - 256,250
29 Richie Hearn - 223,465
30 Tony Renna - 206,315
31 Airton Dare - 166,065
32 Jimmy Vasser - 161,265
33 Robby McGehee - 151,565
34 Billy Boat - 139,065
35 Dario Franchitti - 137,100
36 Scott Mayer - 109,400
37 Ed Carpenter - 77,500


Engine Manufacturers Points

1 Toyota 145
2 Honda 106
3 Chevrolet 101


Chassis Manufacturers Points

1 Dallara - 145
2 G Force - 127


Driver Wins

Scott Dixon - 3 wins (Homestead, Pikes Peak, Richmond)
Sam Hornish jr. - 3 wins (Kentucky, Chicagoland, Fontana)
Gil de Ferran - 3 wins (Indianaplolis, Nashville, Texas 2)
Helio Castroneves - 2 wins (Gateway, Nazareth)
Tony Kanaan - 1 win (Phoenix)
Scott Sharp - 1 win (Motegi)
Al Unser jr. - 1 win (Texas 1)
Bryan Herta - 1 win (Kansas)
Alex Barron - 1 win (Michigan)

Driver Poles

Scott Dixon - 5 poles (Motegi, Richmond, Kansas, Nashville, Nazarath)
Tony Kanaan - 3 poles (Miami, Phoenix, Pikes Peak)
Helio Castoneves - 3 poles (Indianapolis, Gateway, California)
Tomas Scheckter - 2 poles (Michigan, Texas 1)
Gil de Ferran - 1 pole (Texas 2)
Sam Hornish jr. - 1 pole (Kentucky)
Richie Hearn - 1 pole (Chicago)


Chassis Manufacturers Wins

Dallara - 11 wins (Phoenix, Motegi, Texas 1, Kansas, Nashville, Gateway, Kentucky, Nazareth, Chicagoland, Fontana, Texas 2)
Panoz G-Force - 5 wins (Homestead, Indianapolis, Pikes Peak, Richmond, Michigan)

Chassis Manufacturers Poles

Panoz G - Force - 7 poles (Motegi, Richmond, Kansas, Nashville, Nazarath, Michigan, Texas 1)
Dallara - 9 poles (Miami, Phoenix, Pikes Peak, Indianapolis, Gateway, California, Chicago, Kentucky, Texas 2)


Engine Manufacturers Wins

Toyota - 11 wins (Homestead, Motegi, Indianapolis, Texas 1, Pikes Peak, Richmond, Nashville, Michigan, Gateway, Nazareth, Texas 2)
Chevrolet - 3 wins (Kentucky, Chicagoland, Fontana)
Honda - 2 wins (Phoenix, Kansas)

Engine Manufacturers Poles

Toyota - 11 poles (Motegi, Richmond, Kansas, Nashville, Nazarath, Indianapolis, Gateway, California, Michigan, Texas 1, Texas 2)
Honda - 3 poles (Miami, Phoenix, Pikes Peak)
Chevrolet - 2 poles (Kentucky, Chicago)

[climb]

Nine winners out of 16 races, not bad at all!

[marcus]

what an amazing year thats all i can say.

we had just about everything , lets hope 2004 is just as good but even if its only half as good it will be excellent.