Formula 1 2002 Malaysian Grand Prix results

data

2002-03-17
2
Sepang International Circuit
Ralf Schumacher SCH
Michael Schumacher MSC

The 2002 Malaysian Grand Prix was won by Ralf Schumacher of Williams.
Despite being on pole position in Malaysia, Michael Schumacher could not convert this into a win.

The race in Malaysia was round 2 of 17 of the 2002 season.

 

results

# driver constructor laps time points
1 56 1:34:12.912 10
2 56 +39.700 6
3 56 +1:01.795 4
4 56 +1:09.767 3
5 55 +1 Lap 2
6 55 +1 Lap 1
7 55 +1 Lap 0
8 55 +1 Lap 0
9 54 +2 Laps 0
10 54 +2 Laps 0
11 54 +2 Laps 0
12 53 +3 Laps 0
13 53 +3 Laps 0
39 Engine 0
34 Electrical 0
30 Hydraulics 0
29 Gearbox 0
24 Engine 0
20 Fuel 0
15 Engine 0
9 Clutch 0
9 Overheating 0

grid

# driver constructor time
1 Michael Schumacher Ferrari 1:35.266
2 Juan Pablo Montoya Williams +0.231
3 Rubens Barrichello Ferrari +0.625
4 Ralf Schumacher Williams +0.762
5 Kimi Räikkönen McLaren +1.202
6 David Coulthard McLaren +1.211
7 Nick Heidfeld Sauber +1.933
8 Jenson Button Renault +1.979
9 Giancarlo Fisichella Jordan +2.270
10 Mika Salo Toyota +2.428
11 Heinz-Harald Frentzen Arrows +2.653
12 Jarno Trulli Renault +2.654
13 Jacques Villeneuve BAR +2.773
14 Felipe Massa Sauber +2.791
15 Takuma Sato Jordan +2.875
16 Enrique Bernoldi Arrows +3.018
17 Pedro de la Rosa Jaguar +3.108
18 Olivier Panis BAR +3.124
19 Allan McNish Toyota +3.693
20 Eddie Irvine Jaguar +3.855
21 Mark Webber Minardi +4.188
22 Alex Yoong Minardi +4.892

2002 Malaysian Grand Prix

The 2002 Malaysian Grand Prix was a Formula One motor race held on 17 March 2002 at the Sepang International Circuit and was the second round of the 2002 Formula One season. The Grand Prix is notable for the first lap collision between Williams driver Juan Pablo Montoya and Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher, which led to Montoya being given a drive-through penalty. This decision led to much criticism for the Malaysian stewards, with Schumacher commenting that the decision was "overly harsh" on Montoya.

The Grand Prix was won by the Williams-BMW of German Ralf Schumacher, who commented that it was "almost a perfect race". He was followed by teammate Montoya, and following them in third was Ralf's brother, Michael Schumacher. The race was followed by a decision by the FIA to give stewards more powers over the punishments of drivers who are involved in incidents which are deemed "avoidable".


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