2002 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco

2002 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco
2002 Historic Grand Prix of Monaco
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	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)

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.

Report

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

Summary

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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]

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