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Michael Schumacher wins the 2000 Italy Grand Prix
Michael Schumacher won the Italy Grand Prix on 10 September 2000 for Ferrari.
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The story
Michael Schumacher won the Italy Grand Prix on 10 September 2000 for Ferrari. He completed 53 laps in 1:27:31.638, with Mika Hakkinen second and Ralf Schumacher third in the official final classification.
How it unfolded
Mika Hakkinen, driving for McLaren Mercedes, was classified +3.810s behind the winner. Ralf Schumacher took the remaining podium position for Williams BMW, with a recorded gap of +52.432s. The race awarded 10, 6 and 4 championship points to the first three drivers.
The wider picture
The other points-scoring places went to Jos Verstappen (4th, 3 points), Alexander Wurz (5th, 2 points), Ricardo Zonta (6th, 1 points). These are the published race classifications, rather than qualifying positions: the result table also distinguishes lapped finishers from drivers who did not finish. The round took place at Monza, Italy.
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