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Overview[]

The S3 - Austrian Grand Prix was the fourth race of Masters Season 3.

Report[]

The Austrian GP moved to an earlier slot in calendar compared to its mid-season date of last season. Nigel Mansell was hoping to repeat his success from his championship winning season, but he suffered a retirement. Instead, Alain Prost bounced back from his disappointment at Imola to take his first win of the season ahead of Michael Schumacher and Mika Hakkinen.

Race[]

Pos. No. Driver Team Tyre Pts.
1 8 Alain Prost Pedersen-Ferrari 10
2 1 Michael Schumacher M-Sport-Ferrari 6
3 2 Mika Hakkinen Maestro-Ferrari 4
4 4 Lewis Hamilton Exolite-Ferrari 3
5 11 Fernando Alonso AquinoPlus-Ferrari 2
6 23 Damon Hill Exolite-Ferrari 1
Other Classified Finishers
Fin 12 Ayrton Senna Gui Racing-Ford
Fin 7 Jenson Button M-Sport-Ferrari
Fin 6 Giancarlo Fisichella AquinoPlus-Ferrari
Fin 22 Gerhard Berger A Racing-Ferrari
Fin 9 Jacques Villeneuve Willow Images-Honda
Fin 3 Nelson Piquet FJR-Ford
Fin 5 Jean Alesi FJR-Ford
Fin 20 Martin Brundle Ajay Motorsports-Honda
Retirements
Ret 14 Kimi Raikkonen Maestro-Ferrari
Ret 16 Nigel Mansell Gui Racing-Ford
Ret 21 Jarno Trulli A Racing-Ferrari
Ret 15 David Coulthard Ajay Motorsports-Honda
Ret 10 Rubens Barrichello Pedersen-Ferrari
Ret 17 Olivier Panis Willow Images-Honda
Ret 18 Ralf Schumacher Dodgem-Ilmor
Ret 19 Takuma Sato Dodgem-Ilmor

Championship Standings[]

Drivers Championship Teams Championship Engine Trophy
Pos. Driver Pts. Wins -/+ Pos. Team Pts. Wins -/+ Pos. Engine Pts. Wins -/+
1 Mika Hakkinen 18 1 = 1 Maestro-Ferrari 24 1 = 1 Ferrari 61 4 =
2 Fernando Alonso 12 1 1 2 M-Sport-Ferrari 19 1 2 2 Ford 16 =
3 Jenson Button 10 1 1 3 AquinoPlus-Ferrari 17 1 1 3 Honda 5 =
4 Alain Prost 10 1 17 4 Gui Racing-Ford 14 1 4 Ilmor 0 =
5 Michael Schumacher 9 5 5 Pedersen-Ferrari 11 1 4
6 Nigel Mansell 7 2 6 A Racing-Ferrari 6 1