start of the race, Tomáš Enge did not get away and stalled on the dummy grid. Since the race was less than three weeks after the September 11, 2001 attacks, members of some teams took alternate air routes from Europe (through Philadelphia or Chicago), apparently for safety reasons. Also in response to the terrorist attacks, many of the teams and drivers had special US tributes on their cars and helmets. The Schumacher brothers both wore a special helmet design that prominently featured the American flag. Jordan's Jarno Trulli added to the standard American flag theme with the words, "Peace no war." The Jordan cars also had American flags prominently displayed on the engine cover (see photo) at the request of team sponsor Deutsche Post. The Jaguar team also displayed an American flag on their engine cover, and Benetton had a similar flag placed near its sidepod. Prior to the race, John Mellencamp performed his song "Peaceful World," since the race was less than 3 weeks after September 11. In the race, Jean Alesi's Jordan carried the number "200" on its sidepods, commemorating his 200th (and penultimate) Grand Prix. Several hours after the race, Jarno Trulli had his fourth-place result taken away for having too much wear on the plank under his Jordan, but the team's appeal of the decision was accepted four weeks later and the result was reinstated. Championship standings after the race Bold text indicates the World Champions. Drivers' Championship standings Constructors' Championship standings Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings. References United States Grand Prix United States Grand Prix United States Grand Prix, 2001 2001 in sports in Indiana United States Grand Prix Grand Prix