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News - latest article2003 Formula One world championshipBrave win: Michael Schumacher has kick started Ferrari's world championship defence with victory in the San Marino Grand Prix last Sunday. But it was in tragic circumstances, the five-time world champion racing just hours after his mother passed away. Similarly grief stricken brother Ralf finished fourth in his Williams-BMW after leading the race until the first round of pit stops. World championship leader Kimi Raikkonen ended up second in his McLaren-Mercedes with Rubens Barrichello third in the othe Michael Schumacher breaks through for his first F1 win of 200322 Apr 2003 By JUSTIN LACY FIA Formula One driver's pointscore 1 Raikkonen McLaren 32 2 Coulthard McLaren 19 3 M Schumacher Ferrari 18 4 Alonso Renault 17 5 Barrichello Ferrari 14 6 R Schumacher Williams 13 7 Fisichella 10 7 Montoya Williams 10 9 Trulli Renault 9 10 Frentzen Sauber 7 11 Button BAR 2 12 Villeneuve BAR 3 12 Button BAR 3 13 Heidfeld Sauber 1 FIA Formula One constructors' pointscore 1 McLaren 51 2 Ferrari 32 3 Renault 26 4 Williams 23 5 Jordan Ford 10 6 Sauber 8 7 BAR 6 FIA Formula One World Championship Mar 9 Australia (Melbourne) Apr 6 Brazil (Sao Paulo) Apr 20 San Marino (Imola) May 4 Spain (Barcelona) May 18 Austria (A1-Ring) Jun 1 Monaco Jun 15 Canada (Montreal) Jun 29 Europe (Nurburgring) Jul 6 France (Magny-Cours) Jul 20 Britain (Silverstone) Aug 3 Germany (Hockenheim) Aug 24 Hungary (Budapest) Sep 14 Italy (Monza) Sep 28 USA (Indianapolis) Oct 12 Japan (Suzuka) |
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