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2002 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco

The 2002 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco was the third running of the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco, a motor racing event for heritage Grand Prix, Voiturettes, Formula One, Formula Two and Sports cars.

2002 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco
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Circuit de Monaco
Circuit de Monaco
Race details
Date 18–19 May 2002
Official name 3e Grand Prix de Monaco Historique
Location Circuit de Monaco
Course Street circuit
Course length 3.370 km (2.094 miles)

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The event was characterised by heavy rain during practice sessions on Saturday, resulting in some damaged cars, and dry races on Sunday.[1][2]

Charles Dean overtook Julian Majzub at the start of Race A, and the two raced hard until Majzub hit the wall at St Devote, slightly injuring himself and damaging the car enough to end his race.[2] Bart Rosman ran third but engine problems forced him to retire after 7 laps.[1]

Race C featured Simone Stanguellini, grandson of Stanguellini founder Vittorio, at the wheel of a Stanguellini Spyder 750. He would return to the event in 2004 and 2008 driving a Formula Junior car from the marque owned by his family. Phil Hill was entered in an Alfa Romeo 3000 CM but did not take part in any sessions; he would return with the same car in 2004. Stirling Moss gave a spirited drive to twelfth, which the crowd acknowledged with a standing ovation after the finish. Richard Wills qualified third but crashed in the tunnel and was a non-starter.[2]

Duncan Dayton led Race E for 6 laps before retiring,[2][3] and led Race F but retired early with a damaged suspension.[1]

Race G featured, for the only time in the event's history, two current F1 drivers: Alex Yoong and Takuma Sato, both seeking to gain experience of the unique circuit before their first Monaco Grand Prix. Sato crashed his Lotus 49B during a wet practice session and did not start the race;[4][5] Yoong took the race lead and seemed destined for victory until his car became stuck in fifth gear during a late safety car period and Martin Stretton passed him on the final lap.[5]

Three more F1 drivers were slated to take part: Henri Pescarolo in a Matra MS120 similar to that which he'd driven to third place in the 1970 Monaco Grand Prix, Tom Belsø in a Williams FW03 similar to his car from the 1974 Formula One season, and Danny Sullivan in a Lola Mk4. Neither would feature in the event; Sullivan's car was driven by American Howard Cherry.[6][7]

Results edit

Summary edit

Série Cars Years

Pole position

Fastest lap

Race winner
A Grand Prix - two-seater Pre-1934   Julian Majzub 2:16.954   Charles Dean 2:12.239   Charles Dean
B Grand Prix Pre-1952   Julian Bronson 2:32.581   Irvine Laidlaw 2:08.124   Julian Bronson
C Sports cars Pre-1959   David Franklin 2:16.987   Irvine Laidlaw 2:09.026   David Franklin
D Grand Prix Pre-1961   Flavien Marcais 2:22.989   Duncan Dayton 2:00.511   Martin Stretton
E Formula Junior - rear engine   Denis Welch 2:05.354   Denis Welch 1:56.997   Denis Welch
F Grand Prix Pre-1966   Dr. Thomas Bscher 2:26.534   Frank Sytner 1:56.103   Frank Sytner
G Formula 1 Pre-1979   Flavien Marcais 2:08.863   Trevor Reeves 1:44.182   Martin Stretton

Série A: Pre 1934 two-seater Grand Prix cars edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 6   Charles Dean Bugatti 51 1932 10 24:00.504 2
2 11   Fritz Grashei Alfa Romeo 8C Monza 1933 10 +43.177
3 7   Jean-Louis Duret Bugatti 35B 1926 10 +1:05.355
4 24   Klaus Werner Alfa Romeo 8C Monza 1932 10 +1:24.859
5 4   Chris Chilcott Frazer Nash Supersports 1926 10 +1:58.359
6 30   Philip Champion Frazer Nash Supersports 1928 9 +1 lap
7 8   Peter S. Flood Riley Dixon 6 1933 9 +1 lap
8 23   Martin Viessmann Alfa Romeo 8C Monza 1933 9 +1 lap
9 9   Paul Grant Amilcar C0 1927 9 +1 lap
10 2   Jean-Claude Miloe Delage 1500 1927 9 +1 lap
11 25   Michael Willms Bugatti 35A 1926 9 +1 lap
12 15   Ian Landy Bugatti 35B 1927 8 +2 laps
13 19   Helmut Pende Bugatti 37A 1928 8 +2 laps
14 3   Martin Henderson Frazer Nash Nūrburg 1932 8 +2 laps
15 10   Mary Grant-Jonkers Amilcar C6 1927 8 +2 laps
16 14   Bart Rosman Bugatti 35C 1929 7 +3 laps 4
17 17   Richard Odell Riley S.W.B. 11/40 1924 7 +3 laps
18 1   Julian Majzub Bugatti 35B 1927 4 +6 laps 1
19 21   Jean-Jacques Strub Bugatti 35/51 1926 4 +6 laps
20 34   Axel Wulfing Mercedes-Benz SSK 1928 4 +6 laps
21 18   Peter Neumark Alfa Romeo 8C Monza 1932 2 +8 laps
22 5   Ed Davies Alfa Romeo 8C Monza 1932 1 +9 laps 3
No lap 20   Dick Smith Frazer Nash Nūrburg 1932
DNS 12   Abba Kogan Maserati 8C 1933
DNS 16   Franz Messerli Maserati 4CM 1932
Sources:[8][9][2][1]

Série B: Pre 1952 Grand Prix cars edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 3   Julian Bronson ERA B 1937 10 21:44.015 1
2 1   Irvine Laidlaw Maserati 6CM 1937 10 +5.815
3 4   Martin Walford ERA R1A 1934 10 +13.115 3
4 21   Mark Gillies Maserati 4CL 1939 10 +47.658
5 23   Richard Pilkington Talbot-Lago T26C 1950 10 +50.837
6 19   Antony Stephens ERA R12B 1936 10 +56.845
7 24   Christopher W. Cox Ferrari 212 1951 10 +1:53.886
8 17   Roger Lucas Maserati 6CM 1936 10 +2:15.071
9 18   John May Maserati A6GCM 1951 10 +2:16.641
10 7   Jeff Kline Alfa Romeo 12C 1937 9 +1 lap
11 9   Richard Last MG Parnell K3 1933 9 +1 lap
12 15   Patrick van Schoote Alfa Romeo P3 1934 9 +1 lap
13 22   Max Lustenberger Maserati 4CLT 1948 9 +1 lap
14 2   Jean-Jacques Bally Gordini T15 1948 9 +1 lap
15 44   Wolf-Dieter Baumann Maserati 4CLT 1949 9 +1 lap
16 14   Robert Fink Alfa Romeo P3 1932 8 +2 laps
No lap 6   Georg Kaufmann Maserati 4CL 1939
No lap 10   Oliver Maierhofer Maserati 4CL 1946
No lap 11   Winfried Kallinger Cisitalia D46 1946
No lap 12   Stefan Schollwoeck Maserati 6CM 1937 2
DNS 16   Peter Heuberger Maserati 6CM 1938
DNS 20   Wolfgang Wegner-Bscher Maserati V8RI 1936
Sources:[10][9][2]

Série C: Pre 1959 Sports cars edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 26   David Franklin Ferrari 750 Monza 1955 10 22:21.604 1
2 21   Irvine Laidlaw Maserati 250S 1957 10 +15.359 4
3 37   Rob Walton Maserati 300S 1956 10 +31.07
4 32   Michael Steele HWM-Jaguar 1954 10 +31.723
5 25   Carlos Monteverde Ferrari 250 TR 1958 10 +32.211
6 7   Pierre Rageys Maserati 300S 1955 10 +38.197
7 35   Christian Traber Ferrari 750 Monza 1955 10 +1:18.049
8 42   Nicolas Zapata Ferrari 625 TR 1956 10 +1:52.464
9 10   James Wood HWM-Jaguar 1956 10 +1:53.919
10 38   Nick Wigley Tojeiro-Bristol 1953 10 +2:00.368
11 8   Shunji Hasumi Lotus Nine 1955 10 +2:13.231
12 34   Stirling Moss Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica 1953 9 +1 lap
13 15   Wolfgang Friedrichs Aston Martin DB3 1952 9 +1 lap
14 31   Simone Stanguellini Stanguellini Spyder 750 1953 9 +1 lap 21
15 29   Paul Singer Veritas RS 1948 9 +1 lap
16 3   Jean-François Bentz Cooper-Bristol Mk1 1952 9 +1 lap
17 16   Tommaso Gelmini OSCA MT4 1955 9 +1 lap
18 5   Julian Bronson Jaguar C-Type 1952 9 +1 lap
19 27   Marco Pelizziari Ferrari 500 TR 1956 9 +1 lap
20 23   Bruce McCaw Maserati 450S 1957 9 +1 lap
21 11   Carlos de Miguel Ferrari 166 MM 1950 9 +1 lap
22 17   Neil Hadfield Jaguar C-Type 1953 9 +1 lap
23 22   Patrice Louette HWM-Alta 1948 9 +1 lap
24 6   Umberto Camellini Ferrari 340 MM 1953 9 +1 lap
25 20   Fritz Kozka Porsche 550 A 1957 9 +1 lap
26 14   Jose Fernandez Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica 1950 9 +1 lap
27 4   Antoine Blasco OSCA MT4 1952 9 +1 lap
28 24   Antoine Midy Ferrari 212 Export 1951 8 +2 laps
29 28   Pierre Pinelli Lotus Nine 1955 8 +2 laps
30 18   Allan Rosenberg OSCA 2000S 1952/53 8 +2 laps
31 1   Jeremy Agace Maserati 250SI 1956 7 +3 laps 2
32 40   Peter Wuensch Maserati 300S 1955 3 +7 laps
33 33   Frank Sytner Aston Martin DB3S 1955 2 +8 laps
No lap 30   Raymond Squarciafichi Arnolt-Bristol 1957
No lap 9   Roberto Crippa Ferrari 340 MM 1953
DNS 39   Richard Wills Lola Mk1 1957/8 3
DNS 2   Phil Hill Alfa Romeo 6C 3000 CM 1953
DNS 19   Abba Kogan Maserati 350S 1956
Sources:[11][9][2][1]

Série D: Pre 1961 Grand Prix cars edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 1   Martin Stretton Connaught C 1956 10 21:22.114 2
2 3   Duncan Dayton Lotus 16 1959 10 +13.323
3 15   Flavien Marcais Cooper-Bristol Mk2 1953 10 +16.286 1
4 14   Willie Green Maserati 250F 1957 10 +20.547
5 34   Dr. Thomas Bscher Maserati 250F 1955 10 +31.529 3
6 19   Barrie Williams Connaught A4 1952 10 +37.257
7 9   Ian Nuthall Alta 1952 10 +1:45.634
8 4   Gigi Baulino Maserati A6GCM-250F 1952/54 10 +2:03.398
9 28   Peter Heuberger Maserati 250F 1956 10 +2:16.603
10 6   Barry Cannell Cooper-Bristol Mk2 1953 9 +1 lap
11 7   Proby Cautley Cooper-Bristol Mk1 1952 9 +1 lap
12 16   Michael Parr Cooper T24/25 1953 9 +1 lap
13 48   Juan Quintano Ferrari 555 "Supersqualo" 1955 9 +1 lap
14 8   Peter Gooch Lotus 12 1958 9 +1 lap
15 5   David Bennett Maserati A6GCM-250F 1953/54 6 +4 laps
16 11   Lars-Goran Itskowitz Lotus 12 1957 5 +5 laps
No lap 2   Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol Lotus 16 1959
DNS 10 Ferrari 212 1951
DNS 12   Neil Davies Cooper-Alta 1952
DNS 14   Peter Neumark Maserati 250F 1957
DNS 17   Tom Price Maserati 250F 1956
DNS 18   Dieter Streve-Mühlens Maserati 250F 1954
Sources:[12][9][2]

Série E: Formula Junior - Rear engine edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 29   Denis Welch Merlyn 1963 10 20:51.771 1
2 31   Michael Schryver Lotus 22 1962 10 +1.003
3 2   Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol Lotus 27 1963 10 +49.656
4 3   Marcus Mussa Lotus 22 1962 10 +1:06.724
5 24   Douglas Mockett Cooper T56 1961 10 +1:07.273
6 6   Bob Birrell Brabham BT6 1963 10 +2:04.582
7 27   Dario Tellarini Foglietti 1963 10 +2:06.290
8 90   James Hicks Caravelle Mk3 1960 9 +1 lap
9 14   Simon Diffey Lotus 20 1961 9 +1 lap
10 1   Keiichi Murakami Lotus 18 1960 9 +1 lap
11 21   Klaus Rauschen Brabham BT2 1962 9 +1 lap
12 4   Oliver Crosthwaite Gemini Mk4 1962 9 +1 lap
13 25   David Stevenson Cooper T56 1960 9 +1 lap
14 20   Luciano Quaggia Brabham BT6 1963 9 +1 lap
15 7   Leonard Selby Cooper T56 1961 9 +1 lap
16 9   Marco Antonucci Wainer 1963 9 +1 lap
17 26   Andrew Taylor Britannia 1960 9 +1 lap
18 57   Robin Longdon Lola Mk5A 1963 8 +2 laps
19 12   Kurt DelBene Lola Mk5A 1963 8 +2 laps
20 28   Michael Waller Kieft 1960 8 +2 laps
21 30   Carlo Maria del Conte Wainer 1960 8 +2 laps
22 5   Duncan Dayton Cooper T67 1963 7 +3 laps
23 23   Gary Michael Ryan Lola Mk3 1961 7 +3 laps
24 8   Tobias Aichele Melkus-Wartburg 1960 4 +6 laps
25 17   Peter Knöfel Emeryson F1 1960 3 +7 laps
26 18   John Monson Elva 300 1961 2 +8 laps
27 88   Martin Walford Lotus 22 1962 1 +9 laps
28 10   Hugh Chalmers Lotus 22 1962 1 +9 laps
No lap 15   Michael Hibberd Lotus 27 1963
No lap 16   Stephan Jocher Brabham BT6 1963
No lap 81   Alessandro Ripamonti De Sanctis 1962
No lap 19   Gil Nickel Lotus 27 1963
DNS 6   David Birrell Brabham BT6 1963
DNS 11   Jean-Michel Coll Lotus 20/22 1961
DNS 22   Tupper Robinson Lola Mk5A 1963
Sources:[13][9]

Série F: Pre 1966 Grand Prix cars edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 11   Frank Sytner Brabham BT4 1962 10 20:43.132 3
2 7   Dr. Thomas Bscher BRM P261 1964 10 +9.371 1
3 6   James King Brabham BT7 1963 10 +19.109
4 26   Rod Jolley Cooper T45/T51 1958 10 +38.917 2
5 15   Murray Smith Brabham BT11A 1964 10 +1:07.183
6 12   Anthony Hancock LDS F1 1961 10 +1:10.122
7 24   Christopher Smith Lotus 21 1961 10 +1:20.406
8 2   Irvine Laidlaw BRM P57 1962 10 +1:20.720
9 19   Sidney Hoole Cooper T66 1963 10 +1:52.798
10 5   David Clark BRM P57 1961 10 +2:01.557
11 23   Philip Walker Derrington-Francis 1964 10 +2:04.700
12 9   Howard Cherry Lola Mk4 1962 10 +2:05.922
13 28   Roy Walzer Lotus 24 1962 9 +1 lap
14 8   Mark Griffiths Lotus 18 1961 9 +1 lap
15 34   André Wanty Lotus 18/21 1961 9 +1 lap
16 30   Jason Wright ATS 100 1962 9 +1 lap
17 25   Steve O'Rourke Lotus 24 1962 9 +1 lap
18 3   Bruce McCaw BRM P261 1964 9 +1 lap
19 31   Paolo Gecchelin Lotus 18 1959 9 +1 lap
20 1   Richard Weiland Lotus 24 1962 9 +1 lap
21 17   Jorge Ferioli Lola Mk4 1962 9 +1 lap
22 4   Marco Antonucci LDS F1 1963 8 +2 laps
23 27   Raymond Boissoneau Cooper T66 1961 8 +2 laps
24 33   Malcolm Ricketts Lotus 32B 1964 4 +6 laps
25 32   Adrien van der Kroft Cooper T51 1959 4 +6 laps
26 18   Marco Cajani De Tomaso 1961 4 +6 laps
27 10   William Binnie Cooper T51 1959 3 +7 laps
28 20   Douglas Mockett Cooper T53 1961 2 +8 laps
29 22   Dieter Streve-Mühlens Lotus 24 1962 2 +8 laps
30 29   Alan Baillie Lotus 18 1960 1 +9 laps
No lap 16   Duncan Dayton Brabham BT11 1964
DNS 14   Michel Wanty Lotus 24 1961
DNS 21   Abba Kogan Brabham BT7A 1963
Sources:[7][9][2]

Série G: Pre 1979 Formula 1 cars edit

Pos. No. Driver Car Year Laps Time/retired Grid
1 32   Martin Stretton Tyrrell P34 1977 10 21:20.686
2 2   Alex Yoong Lotus 72 1971 10 +5.163 3
3 18   Christopher Perkins Surtees TS16 1974 10 +9.652
4 6   Nico Bindels Lotus 77 1976 10 +27.219
5 7   Hubertus Bahlsen Brabham-Alfa Romeo 1977 10 +28.091 2
6 8   Mike Littlewood Wolf WR1 1977 10 +28.249
7 27   Steve Earle McLaren M23 1977 10 +29.356
8 28   Douglas Mockett Penske PC3 1975 10 +29.586
9 4   Trevor Reeves Tyrrell 008 1978 10 +33.845
10 12   John Delane Tyrrell 002 1971 10 +44.538
11 23   George Liebert Eagle Mk1 1966 10 +1:04.899
12 17   Jean Guikas Ferrari 312B3 1974 9 +1 lap
13 14   Todd Morici Ferrari 312 1967 9 +1 lap
14 1   Chris MacAllister Ferrari 312T2 1976 9 +1 lap
15 33   Ean Pugh BRM P126/P133 1968 9 +1 lap
16 21   Simon de Lautour Cooper T81 1966 8 +2 laps
17 30   Ron Maydon Cooper-Alfa Romeo 1968 8 +2 laps
18 20   Yves Saguato Matra MS120C 1971 6 +4 laps
19 31   John Dimmer Tyrrell 004 1971 5 +5 laps
20 10   Murray Smith Brabham BT42 1973 3 +7 laps
21 22   Robert Lamplough March 711 1971 3 +7 laps
22 26   Junro Nishida Lotus 77 1976 3 +7 laps
23 24   Andy Wolfe Hesketh 308E 1977 2 +8 laps
24 19   Flavien Marcais BRM P180 1972 1 +9 laps 1
25 11   Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol Surtees TS19 1978 1 +9 laps
26 15   David Clark McLaren M19A 1971 1 +9 laps
No lap 29   Mauro Bompani March 701 1970
DNS 2   David McLaughlin Lotus 72 1971
DNS 3   Abba Kogan McLaren M23 1976
DNS 9   Takuma Sato Lotus 49B 1968
DNS 11   Joaquín Folch-Rusiñol Ferrari 312T3 1978
DNS 16   Henri Pescarolo Matra MS120 1971
DNS 25   Joos Tollenaar March 721X 1972
DNS 26 Lotus 77 1976
DNA   Tom Belsø Williams FW03
Sources:[14][9][2]

References edit

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