2002 F1 season

Season info

Season

Races

Drivers’ Champion

Constructors’ Champion

Ferrari (12th title)

Reigning Drivers’ Champion

Reigning Constructors’ Champion

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#	Grand Prix	Circuit	Date
1	Australia	Melbourne	03 March
2	Malaysia	Sepang	17 March
3	Brazil	Interlagos	31 March
4	San Marino	Imola	14 April
5	Spain	Catalunya	28 April
6	Austria	Spielberg	12 May
7	Monaco	Monte Carlo	26 May
8	Canada	Montreal	09 June
9	Europe	Nurburgring	23 June
10	Britain	Silverstone	07 July
11	France	Magny-Cours	21 July
12	Germany	Hockenheim	28 July
13	Hungary	Hungaroring	18 August
14	Belgium	Spa-Francorchamps	01 September
15	Italy	Monza	15 September
16	USA	Indianapolis	29 September
17	Japan	Suzuka	13 October

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#	Grand Prix	Result
1	Australia	Result
2	Malaysia	Result
3	Brazil	Result
4	San Marino	Result
5	Spain	Result
6	Austria	Result
7	Monaco	Result
8	Canada	Result
9	Europe	Result
10	Britain	Result
11	France (drivers’ title decider)	Result
12	Germany	Result
13	Hungary (constructors’ title decider)	Result
14	Belgium	Result
15	Italy	Result
16	USA	Result
17	Japan	Result

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The following drivers and constructors participated in the 2002 F1 season. Round(s) entered are shown in parentheses.

Arrows: (BRA) Enrique Bernoldi (1-12); (DEU) Heinz-Harald Frentzen (1-12)
BAR: (FRA) Olivier Panis (All); (CAN) Jacques Villeneuve (All)
Ferrari: (BRA) Rubens Barrichello (All); (DEU) Michael Schumacher (All)
Jaguar: (ESP) Pedro de la Rosa (All); (GBR) Eddie Irvine (All)
Jordan: (ITA) Giancarlo Fisichella (All); (GBR) Takuma Sato (All) (Rookie)
McLaren: (GBR) David Coulthard (All); (FIN) Kimi Raikkonen (All)
Minardi: (AUS) Mark Webber (All) (Rookie); (MYS) Alex Yoong (1-12, 15-17); (GBR) Anthony Davidson (13-14) (Rookie)
Renault: (GBR) Jenson Button (All); (ITA) Jarno Trulli (All)
Sauber: (DEU) Nick Heidfeld (All); (BRA) Felipe Massa (1-15, 17) (Rookie); (DEU) Heinz-Harald Frentzen (16)
Toyota: (GBR) Allan McNish (All) (Rookie); (FIN) Mika Salo (All)
Williams: (COL) Juan Pablo Montoya (All); (DEU) Ralf Schumacher (All)

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Final season (drivers): Enrique Bernoldi; Eddie Irvine; Allan McNish; Mika Salo; Alex Yoong
First entry (drivers) since…: 2000 for Mika Salo
Last entry (drivers) until…: 2004 for Felipe Massa; 2005 for Anthony Davidson and Pedro de la Rosa
Debut season (constructors): Toyota
First entry (constructors) since…: 1985 for Renault
Final season (constructors): Arrows

There were no first-time winners in 2002.

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Driver	Grand Prix
Kimi Raikkonen (McLaren)	Australia

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There were no first-time polesitters in 2002.

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