Italiens Grand Prix 1997
 Italiens Grand Prix 1997 | |
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| Datum | 7 september 1997 |
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| Bana | Autodromo Nazionale Monza |
| Sträcka | 53 × 5,770 = 305,810 km |
| Vinnare | David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes |
| Pole position | Jean Alesi, Benetton-Renault |
| Snabbaste varv | Mika Häkkinen, McLaren-Mercedes, 1:24,808 |
Italiens Grand Prix 1997 var det trettonde av 17 lopp ingående i formel 1-VM 1997.
Resultat
- David Coulthard, McLaren-Mercedes, 10 poäng
- Jean Alesi, Benetton-Renault, 6
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Williams-Renault, 4
- Giancarlo Fisichella, Jordan-Peugeot, 3
- Jacques Villeneuve, Williams-Renault, 2
- Michael Schumacher, Ferrari, 1
- Gerhard Berger, Benetton-Renault
- Eddie Irvine, Ferrari
- Mika Häkkinen, McLaren-Mercedes
- Jarno Trulli, Prost-Mugen Honda
- Shinji Nakano, Prost-Mugen Honda
- Gianni Morbidelli, Sauber-Petronas
- Rubens Barrichello, Stewart-Ford
- Tarso Marques, Minardi-Hart
Förare som bröt loppet
- Damon Hill, Arrows-Yamaha (varv 46, motor)
- Ralf Schumacher, Jordan-Peugeot (39, kollision)
- Johnny Herbert, Sauber-Petronas (38, kollision)
- Mika Salo, Tyrrell-Ford (33, motor)
- Jan Magnussen, Stewart-Ford (31, transmission)
- Jos Verstappen, Tyrrell-Ford (12, växellåda)
- Ukyo Katayama, Minardi-Hart (8, snurrade av)
- Pedro Diniz, Arrows-Yamaha (4, upphängning)
Noteringar
- Mika Häkkinens första snabbaste varv.
VM-ställning
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Källor
- ”1997 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix” (på engelska). Formula1.com. https://www.formula1.com/en/results.html/1997/races/666/italy/race-result.html. Läst 2 maj 2015.
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