1998 Budweiser 500k

Japan 1998 Budweiser 500k
Race details
Race 2 of 19 in the 1998 CART season
Layout of the track
DateMarch 28, 1998
Official nameBudweiser 500k
LocationTwin Ring Motegi, Motegi, Japan
CoursePermanent racing facility
1.520 mi / 2.493 km
Distance201 laps
311.3 mi / 500.988 km
Pole position
DriverUnited States Jimmy Vasser (Chip Ganassi Racing)
TimeNo time trials
Podium
FirstMexico Adrián Fernández (Patrick Racing)
SecondUnited States Al Unser Jr. (Marlboro Team Penske)
ThirdBrazil Gil de Ferran (Walker Racing)

The 1998 Budweiser 500K was a CART race that took place at the Twin Ring Motegi in Motegi, Japan on March 28, 1998. It was the 2nd round of the 1998 CART season.

Race results

Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 40 Mexico Adrián Fernández Patrick Racing 201 1:57:12.016 2 21
2 2 United States Al Unser Jr. Team Penske 201 +1.086 15 16
3 5 Brazil Gil de Ferran Walker Racing 201 +5.388 3 14
4 99 Canada Greg Moore Forsythe Racing 201 +7.923 5 12
5 26 Canada Paul Tracy Team Green 201 +8.150 16 10
6 21 Brazil Tony Kanaan Tasman Motorsports Group 200 +1 Lap 10 8
7 12 United States Jimmy Vasser Chip Ganassi Racing 200 +1 Lap 1 6
8 27 United Kingdom Dario Franchitti Team Green 200 +1 Lap 6 5
9 3 Brazil André Ribeiro Team Penske 199 +2 Lap 8 4
10 18 United Kingdom Mark Blundell PacWest Racing Group 199 +2 Laps 7 3
11 16 Brazil Hélio Castro-Neves Bettenhausen Racing 198 +3 Laps 26 2
12 34 Brazil Gualter Salles Payton/Coyne Racing 198 +3 Laps 13 1
13 25 Italy Max Papis Arciero-Wells Racing 197 +4 Laps 23
14 6 United States Michael Andretti Newman-Haas Racing 195 +6 Laps 14
15 77 Germany Arnd Meier Davis Racing 195 +6 Laps 27
16 24 Japan Hiro Matsushita Arciero-Wells Racing 188 +13 Laps 30
17 7 United States Bobby Rahal Team Rahal 185 Contact 17
18 43 Japan Hideshi Matsuda Della Penna Motorsports 185 +16 Laps 25
19 33 Canada Patrick Carpentier Forsythe Racing 163 Wheel Bearing 20
20 17 Brazil Maurício Gugelmin PacWest Racing Group 147 Wheel Bearing 11
21 20 United States Scott Pruett Patrick Racing 146 Engine 12
22 19 Mexico Michel Jourdain Jr. Payton/Coyne Racing 121 Engine 24
23 1 Italy Alex Zanardi Chip Ganassi Racing 118 Contact 4
24 36 United States Alex Barron All American Racing 108 Transmission 28
25 11 Brazil Christian Fittipaldi Newman-Haas Racing 98 Engine 19
26 15 Brazil Roberto Moreno Project Indy 86 Transmission 22
27 10 United States Richie Hearn Della Penna Motorsports 74 Engine 21
28 8 United States Bryan Herta Team Rahal 49 Clutch 9
29 9 Finland JJ Lehto Hogan Racing 45 Electrical 18
30 98 United States P. J. Jones All American Racing 16 Oil Leak 29
Source:[1][2]

References

  1. ^ "Budweiser 500K". ChampCarStats.com. Retrieved November 23, 2015.
  2. ^ "1998 Budweiser 500K". Racing-Reference. Retrieved November 23, 2015.


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