2001 Honda Indy 300
Race
—Includes one bonus point for leading the most laps. —Includes one bonus point for being the fastest qualifier.

2001 Honda Indy 300

Section Title: Race
Table Section Text: —Includes one bonus point for leading the most laps. —Includes one bonus point for being the fastest qualifier.

Pos	No.	Driver	Team	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points

1	6	Brazil Cristiano da Matta	Newman/Haas Racing	65	1:51:47.260	3	20

2	39	United States Michael Andretti	Team Green	65	+5.786	6	16

3	33	Canada Alex Tagliani	Forsythe Racing	65	+7.526	7	14

4	1	Brazil Gil de Ferran	Team Penske	65	+20.936	2	12

5	8	Sweden Kenny Bräck	Team Rahal	65	+22.574	13	10

6	40	United States Jimmy Vasser	Patrick Racing	65	+24.706	10	8

7	16	Mexico Michel Jourdain,Jr.	Bettenhausen Racing	65	+39.492	16	6

8	11	Brazil Christian Fittipaldi	Newman/Haas Racing	65	+40.467	15	5

9	7	Italy Max Papis	Team Rahal	65	+42.565	14	4

10	12	United States Memo Gidley	Chip Ganassi Racing	65	+42.888	23	3

11	32	Canada Patrick Carpentier	Forsythe Racing	65	+46.650	9	2

12	52	Japan Shinji Nakano	Fernández Racing	65	+46.871	18	1

13	25	United States Alex Barron	Arciero-Blair Racing	65	+59.654	26	—

14	26	Canada Paul Tracy	Team Green	65	+1:02.611	4	—

15	18	New Zealand Scott Dixon	PacWest Racing	65	+1:11.993	8	—

16	5	Japan Tora Takagi	Walker Racing	65	+1:21.847	20	—

17	55	Brazil Tony Kanaan	Mo Nunn Racing	65	+1:22.013	3	—

18	77	United States Bryan Herta	Forsythe Racing	65	+1:22.370	22	—

19	51	Mexico Adrián Fernández	Fernández Racing	65	+1:40.263	17	—

20	3	Brazil Hélio Castroneves	Team Penske	64	+ 1 lap	11	—

21	4	Brazil Bruno Junqueira	Chip Ganassi Racing	56	Contact	21	—

22	20	Brazil Roberto Moreno	Patrick Racing	54	Gearbox	1	2

23	27	United Kingdom Dario Franchitti	Team Green	35	Engine	5	—

24	17	Brazil Maurício Gugelmin	PacWest Racing	34	Gearbox	25	—

25	22	Spain Oriol Servià	Sigma Autosport	10	Gearbox	12	—

26	66	United States Casey Mears	Mo Nunn Racing	0	Accident	24	—

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Andretti finished second, 5.786 seconds behind first, and Tagliani finished in third.

final_sentence: Andretti finished second, 5.786 seconds behind first, and Tagliani finished in third.