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1998 Budweiser/G.I. Joe's 200


Country = USA| Race = Portland| Image = Portland international raceway.svg| Caption = Portland International Raceway| Date = June 21| Year = 1998| Official name = 1998 Budweiser/G.I. Joe's 200| Race_No = 9| Season_No = 19| Series = CART| Location = Portland International Raceway Portland, Oregon, United States| Course = Permanent road course| Course_mi = 1.967| Course_km = 3.17| Distance_laps = 98| Distance_mi = 192.766| Distance_km = 310.66| Weather = Dry| Pole_Driver = Bryan Herta| Pole_Team = Team Rahal| Pole_Time = 58.348| Pole_Country = USA| Fast_Driver = Patrick Carpentier| Fast_Team = Forsythe Racing| Fast_Time = 1:00.880| Fast_Lap = 89| Fast_Country = Canada| First_Driver = Alex Zanardi| First_Team = Chip Ganassi Racing| First_Country = Italy| Second_Driver = Scott Pruett| Second_Team = Patrick Racing| Second_Country= USA| Third_Driver = Bryan Herta| Third_Team = Team Rahal| Third_Country = USA|

The 1998 Budweiser/G.I. Joe's 200 was the ninth round of the 1998 CART FedEx Champ Car World Series season, held on June 21, 1998, on the Portland International Raceway in Portland, Oregon. Alex Zanardi was the winner of the race, his second consecutive win and his fourth of the season and extended his points lead to 37 points.

Classification

Race

PosNoDriverTeamLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728
1Italy Alex ZanardiChip Ganassi Racing981:54:06.822520+1
20US Scott PruettPatrick Racing98+6.839316
8US Bryan HertaTeam Rahal98+7.109114+1
21Brazil Tony KanaanTasman Motorsports Group98+12.9081212
2US Al Unser Jr.Team Penske98+14.1761810
7US Bobby RahalTeam Rahal98+18.39088
17Brazil Maurício GugelminPacWest Racing Group98+25.576156
12US Jimmy VasserChip Ganassi Racing98+27.02645
33Canada Patrick CarpentierForsythe Racing98+27.577114
10US Richie HearnDella Penna Motorsports97+1 Lap233
25Italy Max PapisArciero-Wells Racing97+1 Lap222
77West Germany Arnd MeierDavis Racing97+1 Lap251
16Brazil Hélio Castro-NevesBettenhausen Racing97+1 Lap19
36US Alex BarronAll American Racing97+1 Lap27
3Brazil André RibeiroTeam Penske95Transmission17
98US P. J. JonesAll American Racing95+3 Laps26
6US Michael AndrettiNewman-Haas Racing95+3 Laps10
34USA Dennis VitoloPayton/Coyne Racing94+4 Laps28
19Mexico Michel Jourdain Jr.Payton/Coyne Racing92Oil Leak13
5Brazil Gil de FerranWalker Racing79Contact9
27UK Dario FranchittiTeam Green71Contact2
18UK Mark BlundellPacWest Racing Group27Contact16
24USA Robby GordonArciero-Wells Racing17Fuel pump21
40Mexico Adrián FernándezPatrick Racing10Contact6
9Finland JJ LehtoHogan Racing6Exhaust24
11Brazil Christian FittipaldiNewman-Haas Racing0Contact7
99Canada Greg MooreForsythe Racing0Contact14
26Canada Paul TracyTeam Green0Contact20

Caution flags

LapsCause
1-3Multi-car collision
10-12Vasser (12), Fernández (40) contact
14Gordon (24) spin
73-78Franchitti (27), Jones (98) contact

Lap Leaders

LapsLeader
1-13Bryan Herta
14-35Dario Franchitti
36André Ribeiro
37-44Al Unser Jr.
45-46Bryan Herta
47-67Alex Zanardi
68-72Bryan Herta
73-98Alex Zanardi
DriverLaps led
Alex Zanardi47
Dario Franchitti22
Bryan Herta20
Al Unser Jr.8
André Ribeiro1

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Point standings after race

PosDriverPoints
1ITA Alex Zanardi134
2CAN Greg Moore97
3USA Jimmy Vasser85
4MEX Adrián Fernández75
5BRA Gil de Ferran55
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