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2001 Belgian Grand Prix

Date
Winner
Pole position
Fastest lap
CircuitSpa-Francorchamps, 36 laps
Round14 of 17
Race numbers

The 2001 Belgian Grand Prix was the:

  • 677th World Championship race
  • 48th World Championship Belgian Grand Prix
  • 36th World Championship race at Spa-Francorchamps
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Race result

PosDriverConstructorLapsTimePoints
1+2(DEU) Michael SchumacherFerrari361hr 08m 05.002s10
2+7(GBR) David CoulthardMcLaren-Mercedes36+10.098s6
3+5(ITA) Giancarlo FisichellaBenetton-Renault36+27.742s4
4+3(FIN) Mika HakkinenMcLaren-Mercedes36+36.087s3
5 (BRA) Rubens BarrichelloFerrari36+54.521s2
6+7(FRA) Jean AlesiJordan-Honda36+59.684s1
7-5(DEU) Ralf SchumacherWilliams-BMW36+59.986s 
8-2(CAN) Jacques VilleneuveBAR-Honda36+1m 04.970s 
9-5(DEU) Heinz-Harald FrentzenProst-Acer35+1 lap 
10+9(NLD) Jos VerstappenArrows-Asiatech35+1 lap 
11 (FRA) Olivier PanisBAR-Honda35+1 lap 
12+9(BRA) Enrique BernoldiArrows-Asiatech35+1 lap 
13+9(BRA) Tarso MarquesMinardi-European32+4 laps 
R (ITA) Jarno TrulliJordan-Honda31DNF 
R (GBR) Jenson ButtonBenetton-Renault17DNF 
R (COL) Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliams-BMW1DNF 
R (ESP) Pedro de la RosaJaguar-Cosworth1DNF 
R (DEU) Nick HeidfeldSauber-Petronas0DNF 
Did not start
R (FIN) Kimi RaikkonenSauber-Petronas   
R (GBR) Eddie IrvineJaguar-Cosworth   
R (BRA) Luciano BurtiProst-Acer   
R (ESP) Fernando AlonsoMinardi-European   

Notes

  • The race was red flagged after an accident involving Eddie Irvine and Luciano Burti on lap 5. The race was restarted with the first start deemed null and void.
  • Eddie Irvine and Luciano Burti did not take the restart due to their accident.
  • Kimi Raikkonen did not take the restart due to transmission failure.
  • Fernando Alonso did not take the restart due to a broken gearbox.

Starting grid

PosDriverConstructor
1(COL) Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliams-BMW
2(DEU) Ralf SchumacherWilliams-BMW
3(DEU) Michael SchumacherFerrari
4(DEU) Heinz-Harald FrentzenProst-Acer
5(BRA) Rubens BarrichelloFerrari
6(CAN) Jacques VilleneuveBAR-Honda
7(FIN) Mika HakkinenMcLaren-Mercedes
8(ITA) Giancarlo FisichellaBenetton-Renault
9(GBR) David CoulthardMcLaren-Mercedes
10(ESP) Pedro de la RosaJaguar-Cosworth
11(FRA) Olivier PanisBAR-Honda
12  
13(FRA) Jean AlesiJordan-Honda
14(DEU) Nick HeidfeldSauber-Petronas
15(GBR) Jenson ButtonBenetton-Renault
16(ITA) Jarno TrulliJordan-Honda
17  
18  
19(NLD) Jos VerstappenArrows-Asiatech
20  
21(BRA) Enrique BernoldiArrows-Asiatech
22(BRA) Tarso MarquesMinardi-European

Notes

  • Heinz-Harald Frentzen and Tarso Marques stalled their cars moments before the race started prompting the start to be aborted. Both drivers had to start at the back of the grid.
  • At the next restart, Juan Pablo Montoya failed to pull away for the start of the formation lap and had to start from the back of the grid.
  • After Eddie Irvine and Luciano Burti‘s accident, the cars lined up on the grid in order of their race positions at the end of lap 4.
  • Ralf Schumacher, who lined up in P2 for the final restart, failed to pull away at the start of the formation due to his car still being on a jack as his mechanics had run out of time changing his rear wing. He had to start the race from the back of the grid.

Qualifying result

PosDriverConstructorTimeGap
1(COL) Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliams-BMW1:52.072 
2(DEU) Ralf SchumacherWilliams-BMW1:52.9590.887
3(DEU) Michael SchumacherFerrari1:54.6852.613
4(DEU) Heinz-Harald FrentzenProst-Acer1:55.2333.161
5(BRA) Rubens BarrichelloFerrari1:56.1164.044
6(CAN) Jacques VilleneuveBAR-Honda1:57.0384.966
7(FIN) Mika HakkinenMcLaren-Mercedes1:57.0434.971
8(ITA) Giancarlo FisichellaBenetton-Renault1:57.6685.596
9(GBR) David CoulthardMcLaren-Mercedes1:58.0085.936
10(ESP) Pedro de la RosaJaguar-Cosworth1:58.5196.447
11(FRA) Olivier PanisBAR-Honda1:58.8386.766
12(FIN) Kimi RaikkonenSauber-Petronas1:59.0506.978
13(FRA) Jean AlesiJordan-Honda1:59.1287.056
14(DEU) Nick HeidfeldSauber-Petronas1:59.3027.230
15(GBR) Jenson ButtonBenetton-Renault1:59.5877.515
16(ITA) Jarno TrulliJordan-Honda1:59.6477.575
17(GBR) Eddie IrvineJaguar-Cosworth1:59.6897.617
18(BRA) Luciano BurtiProst-Acer1:59.9007.828
19(NLD) Jos VerstappenArrows-Asiatech2:02.0399.967
20(ESP) Fernando AlonsoMinardi-European2:02.59410.522
21(BRA) Enrique BernoldiArrows-Asiatech2:03.04810.976
22(BRA) Tarso MarquesMinardi-European2:04.20412.132

Championship standings

How the championship standings stood post-race.

Driver

PosDriverPoints
1(DEU) Michael Schumacher104
2(GBR) David Coulthard57
3(BRA) Rubens Barrichello48
4(DEU) Ralf Schumacher44
5(FIN) Mika Hakkinen24
6(COL) Juan Pablo Montoya15
7(CAN) Jacques Villeneuve11
8(DEU) Nick Heidfeld11
9(FIN) Kimi Raikkonen9
10(ITA) Jarno Trulli9
11(ITA) Giancarlo Fisichella8
12(DEU) Heinz-Harald Frentzen6
13(FRA) Olivier Panis5
14(FRA) Jean Alesi5
15(GBR) Eddie Irvine4
16(GBR) Jenson Button2
17(NLD) Jos Verstappen1
18(ESP) Pedro de la Rosa1

Constructor

PosConstructorPoints
1Ferrari152
2McLaren-Mercedes81
3Williams-BMW59
4Sauber-Petronas20
5BAR-Honda16
6Jordan-Honda16
7Benetton-Renault10
8Jaguar-Cosworth5
9Prost-Acer4
10Arrows-Asiatech1

Stats & milestones

Last start
Tarso Marques
Milestone race start
650th for Ferrari (1st constructor to start 650 races)
Wins
52nd for Michael Schumacher NEW RECORD
143rd for Ferrari
Podiums
95th for Michael Schumacher
49th for David Coulthard
9th for Giancarlo Fisichella (last podium until 2003; last for Benetton)
478th for Ferrari
337th for McLaren
102nd and last for Benetton
Poles
2nd for Juan Pablo Montoya
111th for Williams
1-2 start
57th for Williams
Fastest laps
44th for Michael Schumacher
147th for Ferrari
Front row starts
6th for Ralf Schumacher
3rd for Juan Pablo Montoya
Points finishes
70th and last for Jean Alesi
Win & fastest lap
26th for Michael Schumacher