 In a wet-dry race in the Netherlands, Crivillé took second behind Alex Barros after both passed Sete Gibernau and Régis Laconi, the Catalan unable to close the gap to Barros as he crossed the line 2.077 ahead of Crivillé.In Great Britain, Crivillé finished seventh but slid out of contention once more after twelve laps in Germany.More points followed when he finished in seventh and sixth place at the Czech Republic and Portuguese grands prix.