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Imola - October 2, 1999 - 7 laps scheduledTrack thumbnail
# Driver Acc Dec Top Han Rel Br Qua DSM Pit Tires & Pits Bid Sta Fin
1 Higgins 60 80 200 140 8 0 20 4 +2 C,C3 23 2 4
2 Weber 60 80 200 140 8 0 7 4 0 C,C3 8 9 8
4 Rector 40 40 160 40 2 0 20 8 +3 A 21 4 2
7 Rothenheber 60 60 220 140 6 3 0 6 -1 B,B3 16 6 3
8 Nestor 60 60 220 140 6 3 0 6 -1 B,B3 0 10 1
9 August 60 60 220 140 6 3 7 4 0 B,B3 14 7 6
10 Hendrickson 60 60 220 140 6 3 13 4 +1 B,B4 23 1 5
11 Frenzel 60 80 200 140 6 3 3 6 -1 B,B3 10 8 7
13 McGinnis 60 60 220 140 6 3 7 6 0 B 18 5 10
15 Jones 60 60 180 120 6 3 13 6 +1 A,A1,C4 23 3 9
Starting Grid Finish Order Lap Leaders
  1. Hendrickson (23)
  2. Higgins (23)
  3. Jones (23)
  4. Rector (21)
  5. McGinnis (18)
  6. Rothenheber (16)
  7. August (14)
  8. Frenzel (10)
  9. Weber (8)
  10. Nestor (0)
  1. Nestor
  2. Rector
  3. Rothenheber
  4. Higgins
  5. Hendrickson
  6. August
  7. Frenzel
  8. Weber
  9. Jones
  10. McGinnis
  1. August
  2. August
  3. Higgins
  4. Rector
  5. Higgins
  6. Nestor
  7. Nestor
Incident Report
  • Laps run: 7
  • Reliability checks: laps 3 and 5
  • Tires - first set: 2 hot, 2 worn; second set: 3 hot, 2 worn; third set: 3 hot, 2 worn
  • McGinnis pulled off after spinning and damaging his wing on lap 3 while in 6th place.
  • Jones pulled off after suffering reliability failure on lap 5 while in 9th place. He had previously damaged and fixed his wing.
  • Weber pulled off after spinning and damaging his wing on lap 7 while in 8th place.
  • As usual, Imola provided exciting and close racing, and remains one of the most flexible circuits that FORS runs.
  • Rothenheber scored his first podium finish, and earns a cherished spot on the FORS Hall of Fame page. Congratulations Ed!

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