Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| driver | team | laps | time / retired | grid |
| cristiano da matta | newman - haas racing | 65 | 1:51:47.260 | 3 |
| michael andretti | team green | 65 | + 5.8 secs | 6 |
| alex tagliani | forsythe racing | 65 | + 7.5 secs | 7 |
| gil de ferran | team penske | 65 | + 20.9 secs | 2 |
| kenny brack | team rahal | 65 | + 22.6 secs | 13 |
| jimmy vasser | patrick racing | 65 | + 24.7 secs | 10 |
| michel jourdain , jr | bettenhausen racing | 65 | + 39.5 secs | 16 |
| christian fittipaldi | newman - haas racing | 65 | + 40.5 secs | 15 |
| max papis | team rahal | 65 | + 42.6 secs | 14 |
| memo gidley | chip ganassi racing | 65 | + 42.9 secs | 23 |
| patrick carpentier | forsythe racing | 65 | + 46.7 secs | 9 |
| shinji nakano | fernández racing | 65 | + 46.9 secs | 18 |
| alex barron | arciero - blair racing | 65 | + 46.9 secs | 26 |
| paul tracy | team green | 65 | + 62.6 secs | 4 |
| scott dixon | pacwest racing | 65 | + 72.0 secs | 8 |
| tora takagi | walker racing | 65 | + 81.8 secs | 20 |
| tony kanaan | mo nunn racing | 65 | + 82.0 secs | 3 |
| bryan herta | forsythe racing | 65 | + 82.4 secs | 22 |
| adrián fernández | fernández racing | 65 | + 100.3 secs | 17 |
| hélio castroneves | team penske | 64 | + 1 lap | 11 |
| bruno junqueira | chip ganassi racing | 56 | contact | 21 |
| roberto moreno | patrick racing | 54 | mechanical | 1 |
| dario franchitti | team green | 35 | mechanical | 5 |
| maurício gugelmin | pacwest racing | 34 | mechanical | 25 |
| oriol servià | sigma autosport | 10 | mechanical | 12 |
| casey mears | mo nunn racing | 0 | contact | 24 |
Title:
2001 honda indy 300
Statement:
oriol servià had 10 laps and a grid of 12
Answer:
supported