111.   Montoya had pole position in Monaco last month but lost his lead to David Coulthard in the first curve and was then forced to retire because of engine failure.

112.   Montoya lost his lead on the first hairpin bend to teammate Ralf Schumacher, who was then overtaken by Barrichello and slipped behind his elder brother two laps later.

113.   Moore, who started fifth, twice lost the lead to Tracy on pit stops.

114.   On an amazing final day, Van de Velde lost the lead to Australian Craig Parry but won it back again.

115.   Ribeiro lost the lead on the first turn to Teo Fabi, and Robby Gordon also passed him.

116.   Rachel Hetherington, trying to win for the third week in a row, lost her lead before she even teed off in the afternoon.

117.   Sutton never lost the lead after that.

118.   Starting from the pole for the third race in a row, Montoya lost his lead on the first corner, a sharp hairpin bend.

119.   Starting from the pole for the third race in a row, Montoya lost his lead on the first bend of the modified Nuerburgring circuit.

120.   Sullivan lost the lead early in her leg, but recovered to overtake Big East rival Georgetown and Hoyas anchor Miesha Marzell.