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NTT World Championship Standings - Post Kyalami
Race 1
Race 2
Race 3
Race 4
Race 5
Championship Race
World Rank
Div Rank
Driver
Division
Season Point Total
Series Point Total
Result
Points
Result
Points
Result
Points
Result
Points
Result
Points
Result
Points
1
1
Greger Huttu
Europe
6271
6271
1
850
5
621
1
850
2
3950
2
2
Alexander Marx
Europe
5730
5730
10
376
8
469
8
469
7
518
7
518
4
3380
3
1
Carl Blundell
Australia
5696
5696
2
790
DNS
0
2
790
1
850
4
676
7
2590
4
3
Ian Parker
Europe
5611
5611
9
422
3
732
4
676
4
676
5
3105
5
1
Francois Dubuc
Americas
5101
5101
6
568
5
621
6
568
3
732
3
732
10
1880
6
4
Roland Ehnstr?m
Europe
5100
5100
1
850
DNF
0
DNF
0
DNF
0
1
4250
7
2
Larry Heir
Americas
4950
4950
5
621
2
790
7
518
4
676
8
2345
8
2
Ian Lake
Australia
4540
4540
1
850
DNF
0
1
850
6
2840
9
3
Jason Nickol
Americas
4538
4538
8
469
7
518
13
252
6
568
5
621
9
2110
10
5
Rick Prydden
Europe
4510
4510
DNF
0
1
850
3
3660
11
4
Pat Dotson
Americas
4070
4070
2
790
1
850
2
790
2
790
1
850
12
5
Jack Rambo
Americas
3666
3666
9
422
8
469
11
333
7
518
8
469
12
1455
13
6
Scott Velez
Americas
3500
3500
10
376
9
422
8
469
6
568
11
1665
14
7
Marty U'Ren
Americas
3340
3340
1
850
DNF
0
1
850
1
850
2
790
15
3
Sid Chapple
Australia
3162
3162
2
790
1
850
3
732
2
790
16
6
Stephan Beck
Europe
2312
2312
3
732
2
790
2
790
17
7
Mike Buckley
Europe
2275
2275
5
621
6
568
7
518
6
568
18
4
Greg Longfield
Australia
2254
2254
3
732
DNS
0
3
732
2
790
DNF
0
19
5
Joe Rudynski
Australia
2029
2029
3
732
4
676
5
621
DNF
0
20
8
Ginger Fletcher
Europe
1976
1976
6
568
3
732
4
676
21
6
Phil Ford
Australia
1918
1918
5
621
4
676
5
621
22
9
Jean Claude Gallon
Europe
1868
1868
6
568
3
732
6
568
23
8
Jeff Eiland
Americas
1673
1673
10
376
4
676
5
621
DNF
0
24
7
Todd Galvin
Australia
1582
1582
1
850
DNF
0
DNS
0
3
732
25
10
Derek James
Europe
1314
1314
8
469
10
376
8
469
26
9
Dan Deslandes
Americas
1297
1297
DNS
0
5
621
4
676
27
10
Steve Blankenship
Americas
1250
1250
7
518
DNF
0
3
732
DNF
0
28
11
Thomas Podewils
Europe
1194
1194
7
518
4
676
29
12
Seni Hoellmann
Europe
1139
1139
7
518
DNF
0
5
621
30
11
Mitch Alatorre
Americas
1089
1089
DNF
0
DNS
0
12
291
10
376
9
422
31
13
Mark Seery
Europe
1043
1043
DNF
0
5
621
9
422
32
12
Aubrey Windle
Americas
1037
1037
6
568
8
469
33
13
Mike West
Americas
987
987
8
469
7
518
34
14
Jo Lueg
Europe
954
954
11
333
5
621
35
15
Matteo Calestani
Europe
850
850
DNF
0
1
850
DNS
0
DNF
0
36
14
Dave Swoboda
Americas
798
798
9
422
10
376
DNF
0
37
16
Michael Kissling
Europe
790
790
2
790
37
16
Remco Moedt
Europe
790
790
2
790
DNF
0
37
16
Sasa Mencinger
Europe
790
790
2
790
40
15
Brian Fox
Americas
732
732
DNF
0
3
732
DNF
0
DNF
0
DNF
0
40
15
Chris Cavin
Americas
732
732
3
732
DNF
0
40
19
Graeme Nash
Europe
732
732
3
732
43
20
Neil Robertson
Europe
721
721
13
252
8
469
44
21
Brian Needham
Europe
676
676
4
676
DNS
0
DNF
0
DNF
0
44
17
George Sandman
Americas
676
676
4
676
DNF
0
DNF
0
44
8
Jon Campbell
Australia
676
676
4
676
DNF
0
DNS
0
44
17
Shane Metzger
Americas
676
676
4
676
48
22
Antony Bowers
Europe
667
667
12
291
10
376
49
9
David Price
Australia
568
568
DNF
0
DNF
0
6
568
49
9
Ian Robertson
Australia
568
568
6
568
DNS
0
51
23
Lindsay Adams
Europe
422
422
9
422
DNF
0
51
23
Tony Rickard
Europe
422
422
9
422
DNS
0
53
25
Alan Chandler
Europe
0
0
DNF
0
53
25
Erland Corleone
Europe
0
0
DNF
0
53
11
James Pickard
Australia
0
0
DNF
0
53
25
Mark Croasdale
Europe
0
0
DNF
0
DNF
0
53
25
Paul Harrington
Europe
0
0
DNF
0
53
11
Phil Hobbs
Australia
0
0
DNF
0
DNF
0
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Jack, could you please turn off html for email?
I know tables won't look as nifty in pure ascii as in html, but your
messages are about three times as long as needed.
I always read your race reports with the utmost pleasure (the ascii
part :)), but I will have to give up on that and put you in my kill
file (a better name in this case would be 'prevent very long
messages'-file) if you don't turn it off.
Even more so, html mail is considered a bad bad bad thing in newsgroups
generally.
Hope to see your next messages in ascii.
--
Ren van Lobberegt, The Netherlands.
Personal site : http://www.toptown.com/INNERCIRCLE/1846/
AMCA web master : http://www.amcaracing.nl/
Perhaps a link to the HTML file on a webserver would be better. :)
Ren...
I have to tell you, and everyone, that I was appalled myself at the
byte-size of this post...unfortunately after the fact! I've gotten spoiled
by ADSL...It tends to camouflage the enormity of the files you're
manipulating! Please accept my apologies!
But don't touch that kill file! I'd hate for all the hard-working NTT
drivers not to enjoy a little of the limelight they so richly deserve!
Look for web links in my next GP reports.
Regards,
Jack Rambo
You're right, Chris!
Coming soon to a browser near you...
Jack Rambo
Since you put it like that, accepted. Otherwise I would have accepted them.:)
They definitely do, and you shure make their lime light (whatever that
may turn out to mean, my English isn't *that* good :)).
I already have plans to join you folks in NTT as soon as I get
spoiled by cable :) . At the moment the cable co is getting spoiled
by the money I pay for the ***they offer :) (or better make that :( ).
I will
At least this html thing got mentioned again in r.a.s. since a pretty
long time. Maybe more people will turn off html in their mail now.
--
Ren van Lobberegt, The Netherlands.
Personal site : http://www.toptown.com/INNERCIRCLE/1846/
AMCA web master : http://www.amcaracing.nl/
