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| r who competed only in the 1968 season with 396 | laps accumulated and 376.3 miles (605.6 km) of racin |
| on the 6th lap, while Webber also retired nine | laps after his teammate. |
| Farfus completed the two | laps after the stoppage to win the 100th WTCC race a |
| was knocked out by mechanical problems after 42 | laps after qualifying last. |
| g was Damon Hill passing some cars in the early | laps after a spin. |
| The race was shortened by two | laps after extended safety car periods for crashes i |
| Spent seven | laps after the leaders went into Catalan tank, where |
| when Ralf Schumacher drove a series of stunning | laps after Michael had pitted, so when Ralf came in |
| The Sirena Ferrari 430 finished a full two | laps ahead of the Lamborghini Gallardo Ian Palmer an |
| World Championship victory at Brands Hatch, two | laps ahead of a Joest Racing Porsche. |
| clear of Curley Brydon's MG TC special and two | laps ahead of third placed Ken Richardson in a Ford |
| Kostera and Luff won by two | laps ahead of Ian Tulloch and Steve Jones, with Pete |
| ady changed his battery on the grid, losing six | laps, Al Pease spun and stalled out on the circuit d |
| The | laps allow for the regular use of a single water sta |
| Ten drivers and riders drove partial | laps alone, attempting speed records at various dist |
| 1996: In the final | laps amid a 20-car battle behind leader Greg Sacks T |
| arts, his best race was in 1958, when he led 18 | laps and finished 3rd. |
| Sorenson ended up leading 16 | laps, and finishing in the 5th place, behind race wi |
| The winner is determined first by number of | laps, and then by the total number of points accumul |
| fives, 19 top tens, six pole positions, led 744 | laps, and finished eighth in the standings. |
| He ran all but 3 | laps and finished 25th. |
| He completed 112,908 | laps and only led 23 of them. |
| However, Kuha was known for his fast final | laps and again he sprinted to World record time 8:24 |
| at Gateway International Speedway by leading 95 | laps and avoiding late race cautions to win the Busc |
| ies driver who would race a grand total of 1299 | laps and 590.2 miles (949.8 km) in his career. |
| All cars run four | laps and the car which completes the laps in the qui |
| the pole once, won 2 races, set 3 fastest lead | laps, and finished on the podium twice. |
| harlotte Motor Speedway, taking the lead for 28 | laps and finishing in 7th place. |
| The two top-5s were a 4th at Hickory (led 54 | laps) and a 5th at Watkins Glen International. |
| ting 7th, Purvis dominated, leading half of the | laps, and easily cruised to his 3rd career Busch Ser |
| And they finally got one dropped in their | laps and what was ironic is they didn't want it. |
| k at Portland Speedway, Compton led all but two | laps and won his first Craftsman Truck Series race. |
| ated, starting on the outside pole, leading 187 | laps, and garnering his only victory at a premier NA |
| There were three cautions for fifteen | laps and the race ended under caution. |
| Elliott led 189 of 267 | laps and was on his way to victory, but a cut tire o |
| had one top ten finish and he competed in 10604 | laps and 6,540.7 miles (10,526.2 |
| Unser led 121 | laps and held on for his third win on a very hot day |
| on the pole 0 times, won 0 races, set 0 fastest | laps, and finished on the podium 0 times. |
| The race was restarted for the remaining 20 | laps and the final result was the aggregate of the t |
| nd of the 1964 season, Jimmy ends up leading 33 | laps and finishing one position better on average th |
| In 2003, he missed the pit lane after just 15 | laps and ran out of fuel. |
| rom the field before his engine failed after 47 | laps and the race became a showdown between Bodine, |
| n and maintained that position for the first 11 | laps and was 20 seconds ahead of Jackie Stewart and |
| Other than the number of | laps and the lap time, all other information is in J |
| Ties after both | laps and points are broken by the placing in the las |
| His 1953 Indianapolis 500 ended after 170 | laps, and his 1954 Indianapolis 500 ended after his |
| and opening up a 24-second lead after 11 of 12 | laps and then being caught by Bauer with 10 kilomete |
| from one beacon to another for a set number of | laps, and a strategy mode in which players choose th |
| He lost three | laps, and was in the pits for almost four minutes. |
| Kirkwood completed 1479 | laps and 1,899.6 miles (3,057.1 km) of stock car rac |
| Gordon Johncock led 129 | laps and had a 16 second lead on A.J. Foyt one lap a |
| The race distance was 161 | laps, approximately 1000 km. |
| am mate's qualifying time, usually fastest race | laps are far slower than qualifying lap times. |
| All | laps are timed with the car's manufacturer-provided |
| iling to complete 70% of winner's distance (249 | laps) are marked as Not Classified (NC). |
| The course comprised 15 | laps around 17.35-kilometre route, making a total di |
| s started, though only twelve finished the four | laps around the track that preceded the road running |
| n for running is firm (he accidentally runs 100 | laps around a soccer field when the teacher told him |
| Each ride cycle usually consists of two | laps around the course. |
| A. J. Foyt took a few | laps around the track in Dale Earnhardt's car on the |
| Competitors will attempt five | laps around the track, which is filled with jumps, t |
| The course of 262 km consisted of nineteen | laps around an undulating circuit. |
| and Round 1 from 13-23) Drivers can use as many | laps as they want in the timed sessions. |
| e set the race's fastest lap eight times in ten | laps, as the gap narrowed to 4.1 seconds. |
| Race 12 was cut short by three | laps as the telecast run over. |
| between 1988 and 1992, including leading seven | laps at Martinsville Speedway in 1992. |
| The race was contested over 228 | laps at the 1.5-mile (2.4 km) Texas Motor Speedway i |
| The race contested over 95 | laps at the 1.973-mile (3.175 km) Edmonton City Cent |
| irst time during the season there were no extra | laps at the end of the race. |
| The race will be contested over 60 | laps at the 3.40-mile (5.47 km) Watkins Glen Interna |
| d, presumably meaning for him to take the final | laps at a reduced pace to safely make it to the fini |
| the winner, having completed the most number of | laps at the end of the four hours. |
| at Richmond International Raceway and leading 2 | laps at Kansas Speedway, he was released with two ra |
| sustained in a midget car crash during practice | laps at the West Haven Speedway during the same week |
| The race contested over 200 | laps at the 1.520-mile (2.446 km) Chicagoland Speedw |
| After 133 | laps, at about 5:30 p.m., the rain started to fall m |
| Hornish, who led 40 | laps, battled Tomas Scheckter, (76 laps led), Dan Wh |
| the 4-second allowance normally granted for wet | laps be used to put him at the top of the leaderboar |
| Race 2 was stopped after 3 | laps, because of an accident involving Simon Andrews |
| It was shortened to 221 | laps because it was after 11:00 PM and NASCAR wanted |
| Light rain began in the opening | laps, becoming mor enoticeable by about lap ten. |
| Once again, he failed to finish, completing 66 | laps before retiring after a collision with Jody Sch |
| the race was run behind the safety car for five | laps before the race was halted. |
| He led the race for 28 of the opening 94 | laps before a throttle linkage failure put him out o |
| ng the car proved its age, lasting a mere seven | laps before its transmission failed. |
| obby Labonte ran in the top 10 for the first 50 | laps before his engine failed on lap 55. |
| tucky Speedway, leading the race 5 times for 34 | laps before coming up just .0162 |
| He completed 125 | laps before being forced to retire with electrical p |
| nce 1985, although his car would last a mere 32 | laps before retiring. |
| r of the first row, and leads for the first two | laps before being overtaken by the grey # 4 Mercedes |
| ce as a rookie, going on to lead the opening 23 | laps before eventually retiring with a broken fuel v |
| In Mexico the KM-011 lasted 36 | laps before its gearbox gave out. |
| would wind up taking 5th place overall, only 20 | laps behind the V12 LMR which won. |
| The next closest competitor was a distant 25 | laps behind the duo. |
| 5 points, 2 | laps behind (15th overall) |
| lly finished in eighth place overall, a mere 37 | laps behind the overall winning Audi R10. |
| best non-Mini was a Chrysler Valiant, some six | laps behind Aaltonen and Holden in tenth position. |
| e race, Mark Webber was able to rejoin, over 20 | laps behind the leaders and do some laps, sufficient |
| Smith/Maher finished just six | laps behind the Cortina GTs. |
| (he would finish in tenth place and twenty-four | laps behind the winner). |
| The race spent many | laps behind a safety car because of low visibility c |
| The accident prompted several | laps behind the safety car, which eventually led to |
| w the car finish well down the order, nearly 40 | laps behind the winning R8s. |
| ose cone earlier in the race, now lying several | laps behind the leaders. |
| ommissaire may withdraw teams who fall too many | laps behind or who, in his opinion, may constitute a |
| aliant Pacer) finished in third position, three | laps behind Bond. |
| Cecil Gordon (13 | laps behind) |
| Donnie Allison* (30 | laps behind) |
| Frank Warren (22 | laps behind) |
| Joe Frasson (6 | laps behind) |
| Benny Parsons†* (161 | laps behind) |
| Ramo Stott (5 | laps behind) |
| ere classified finishers (two of whom were five | laps behind, one of whom was Coulthard) and Damon Hi |
| ce ahead of the factory entry in third, several | laps behind. |
| knum and Dick Hutcherson were third, but twelve | laps behind. |
| and Steven Johnson finished third, another two | laps behind. |
| s all-Russian pairing; neither could keep their | laps below 32 for the entire race, with Kokhanets sk |
| Detyshev skated the first seven full | laps below 31, but finished in 33.16, keeping Kokhan |
| 0cc race was originally scheduled to run for 29 | laps, but due to heavy rain it was red-flagged and t |
| r riders managed to do one, two, or three extra | laps, but it wasn't enough to catch Ignatyev. |
| r a battle for the lead going into the last ten | laps, but Hill then had to pit again to serve a ten |
| The race was intended to be run over 161 | laps, but the race was significantly delayed by seve |
| The race was originally scheduled for 200 | laps, but was stopped at 138 laps because of rain. |
| tion for the 1920 Indy race and he led for many | laps but bad luck dogged him in the race (faulty bea |
| originally were nude as they sat on customers' | laps, but a judge instructed the O'Farrell's managem |
| o Montoya dominated the race leading almost 120 | laps, but after a pit penalty while under green flag |
| e pair duelled around Monaco for the final four | laps but Mansell could find no way past, finishing j |
| e Cope and Harry Gant also led several of these | laps, but they had pitted under the early yellows to |
| Petty went on to lead a race high 108 | laps by the time the checkered flag fell. |
| rsports teammate Ken Schrader, who led the most | laps, by 7.64 seconds. |
| in the 25 car field but was knocked out after 9 | laps by engine failure. |
| In the end Alfredo Costanzo was three | laps clear of the nearest domestic competitor, Chas |
| 1938 Grand Prix winner Whitehead finishing two | laps clear of the first of the Australians, Maserati |
| d after the race was declared with insufficient | laps completed after a crash by Jordan Roddy caused |
| Johncock ranks 3rd on the list of | laps completed at Indianapolis. |
| ‡ Race was stopped with less than 75% of | laps completed, half points awarded. |
| ption to the policy of the time of all practice | laps counting towards grid position. |
| Over the next 110 | laps, Dale Earnhardt, Ken Schrader, and Kyle Petty w |
| In the final 150 | laps, Darrell Waltrip caught Allison. |
| ly seeing two aborted starts and eight recorded | laps, decided to appease the crowd by sending the ri |
| t the three Chevrolets behind him at bay for 13 | laps despite a battle with Huff on lap 5 where the t |
| lder sports car engined Ferrari was another two | laps distant. |
| Qualifying | Laps do not count towards official lap records. |
| pairing Tony and Klark Quinn, who finished ten | laps down on the winners, in a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo |
| Petty came from two | laps down to win the event after 198 laps were compl |
| classed, with the first of them finishing three | laps down on Clark. |
| nly finished in the second of these races, four | laps down from race winner Alain Menu. |
| Donnelly finished his first F1 race 3 | laps down in 12th place and was the last car running |
| He would finish the race, despite being twelve | laps down in 36th. |
| restart in an altered starting line-up, albeit | laps down if they were on the Sunday. |
| debaker home as fourth car across the line, two | laps down on Jane/Reynolds and a lap behind Firth/Re |
| He was still running at the finish, albeit 43 | laps down on the winner. |
| He started 40th at Milwaukee and finished nine | laps down in 29th. |
| He rejoined the race three | laps down, and DAMS' misery was completed when Ho-Pi |
| rd Thunderbird at Phoenix, finishing 29th, nine | laps down. |
| He started 25th and finished 33rd, four | laps down. |
| 2003 at the Darlington, and finished 23rd, two | laps down. |
| vent, Rathmann finished a career-best 12th, two | laps down. |
| curbs too hard, and that lead to him being many | laps down. |
| Shortened to 171 | laps due to rain |
| time winner after the race was shortened to 109 | laps due to rain. |
| The race was shortened by two | laps due to rain. |
| Red-flagged after 27 | laps due to heavy rain. |
| At Homestead-Miami, Murphy led ten | laps due to pit strategy before his engine expired. |
| NOTE: Race extended to 64 | laps due to green-white-checker finish. |
| The 125cc race was red-flagged after 7 | laps due to rain. |
| * Race red flagged after 18 | laps due to Roberto Locatelli having an accident. |
| NOTE: Race extended two | laps due to green-white-checker finish. |
| 2. Race extended two | laps due to green-white-checker finish rule. |
| ul conditions and the race was stopped after 64 | laps due to the weather. |
| Speedway, becoming the youngest person to lead | laps during an IndyCar Series event and the youngest |
| mechanical failure caused him to stop after two | laps during the race. |
| red flags meant the two car only set one flying | laps each. |
| Having led 36 | laps earlier, he ultimately erased 4 minutes of the |
| mmy Spencer and Jack Pennington led yellow flag | laps early in the race. |
| He has also done 8982 | laps; earning $17,495 in the process ($104,810.66 in |
| to beat the fastest Corvette by a margin of 10 | laps, ending their streak of class wins. |
| A good few | laps ensued for Ferrari, as the very fast Villeneuve |
| alia on 24 November 1974 over a distance of 106 | laps equaling 501 km. |
| he Indianapolis 500, which he did, with just 37 | laps ever in an IndyCar, and finished 16th in the ra |
| m from the Victoria Memorial and will have four | laps, finishing half-way along The Mall. |
| o two segments: The first segment, which was 20 | laps, followed by a ten minute intermission, followe |
| Seifert raced 41,875 | laps for 33,835.4 |
| The player can change the number of | laps for a race. |
| s from the event after they had only covered 43 | laps for car #2 and 60 laps for car #1. |
| Laps, for clarinet and double bass (1988) | |
| carefully watched the breaks and did four extra | laps for 80 points. |
| n the race's history, Whiteford winning by five | laps for a margin of 25 kilometres. |
| There are also four | laps for each course. |
| cing NASCAR to voluntarily reduce the number of | laps for that year's race). |
| He completed all of the | laps for the first time in 1956, finishing eighth. |
| De Cesaris's fairy tale run ended just three | laps from the end when his engine blew, promoting Be |
| The first 14 | laps from Sunday took 40:46 to run, and that time wi |
| overing from a crash at Mosport Park led for 14 | laps from Jackie Stewart, Jochen Rindt and Denny Hul |
| ely from the race until his car lost a wheel 19 | laps from the finish and Amon was lucky to escape un |
| and Augusto Farfus, and led until a puncture 3 | laps from the end. |
| ey set a new lap record to catch and pass him 8 | laps from the end and gain a maiden victory for the |
| er restarted, with the distance shortened to 17 | laps from the original 26. |
| d allowed teammate Mauri Rose to pass him seven | laps from the end, mistakenly believing that Rose wa |
| in his Cooper T43-Climax cut out at Casino five | laps from the end. |
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