puncture in his Simtek on lap 47, only ten cars remained in the race. In the closing laps, Hill maintained a narrow lead over Coulthard, while the recovering Berger closed on both Williams. Then, rounding the Parabolica on the final lap, Coulthard suddenly coasted to a stop, out of fuel. Hill was thus left to win by 4.9 seconds from Berger, with Häkkinen taking the final podium place, a further 21 seconds back. Rubens Barrichello took fourth in the second Jordan and Martin Brundle fifth in the second McLaren, with Coulthard classified sixth. Race classification Championship standings after the race Drivers' Championship standings Constructors' Championship standings References Italian Grand Prix Italian Grand Prix Grand Prix Italian Grand Prix