Race · Round 5 of 17 ·

2002 Spanish Grand Prix

Michael Schumacher won for Ferrari from pole at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. 7 of the starters were not classified. With this win, Michael Schumacher set a new record of 57 championship Grand Prix wins.

Dry · High of 19 °C, no rain on the day (modelled, Open-Meteo)

How it is modelled

ERA5's reanalysis, through Open-Meteo, of the circuit's whole local day and not the race's hours, for the grid cell the circuit sits in and not the track, so a shower can be missing from it. Contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information 2026. Neither the European Commission nor ECMWF is responsible for any use that may be made of the Copernicus information or data it contains.

Circuit
Circuit de Barcelona-CatalunyaMontmelo, Spain
Winner
Michael SchumacherFerrari
Entries
2212 classified

Classification

Classification
PosDriverConstructorChassisGridLapsOutPointsFL
1Michael SchumacherFerrari—165Finished10fastest lap
2Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliamsFW24465Finished6
3David CoulthardMcLarenMP4-17765Finished4
4Nick HeidfeldSauberC21865Finished3
5Felipe MassaSauberC211165Finished2
6Heinz-Harald FrentzenArrowsA231065Finished1
7Jacques VilleneuveBritish American Racing41564Finished0
8Allan McNishToyotaTF1021964Finished0
9Mika SaloToyotaTF1021764Finished0
10Jarno TrulliRenaultR202963Engine0
11Ralf SchumacherWilliamsFW24363Engine0
12Jenson ButtonRenaultR202660Hydraulics0
DNFOlivier PanisBritish American Racing41343Exhaust0
DNFEddie IrvineJaguar Racing—2041Hydraulics0
DNFEnrique BernoldiArrowsA231440Hydraulics0
DNFTakuma SatoJordanEJ121810Spin0
DNFGiancarlo FisichellaJordanEJ12125Hydraulics0
DNFKimi RaikkonenMcLarenMP4-1754Rear wing0
DNFPedro de la RosaJaguar Racing—162Spin0
DNSRubens BarrichelloFerrari—2—Gearbox0
DNSMark WebberMinardiPS02——Safety concerns0
DNSAlex YoongMinardiPS02——Safety concerns0
A blank chassis is a season the team ran more than one design and no source says which car raced here.
F1DB layout catalunya-2 · 4.73 km · 13 turns, F1DB’s figures
F1DB, CC BY 4.0 · drawn by Jules Roy
The outline is F1DB’s, for every layout; the trace is OpenStreetMap’s, where it exists.

Grid to flag

0102030405060Laps completedGridResult11Michael Schumacher42Juan Pablo Montoya73David Coulthard84Nick Heidfeld115Felipe Massa106Heinz-Harald Frentzen157Jacques Villeneuve198Allan McNish179Mika Salo910Jarno Trulli311Ralf Schumacher612Jenson Button13DNFOlivier Panis20DNFEddie Irvine14DNFEnrique Bernoldi18DNFTakuma Sato12DNFGiancarlo Fisichella5DNFKimi Raikkonen16DNFPedro de la Rosa

Lines run from grid slot to result, ending at the last lap completed. A dashed line ending in a cross is a driver not classified. Nothing between is recorded, so a crossing is not an overtake at that lap.

Grid to flag
DriverGridResultLaps
Michael Schumacher1165
Juan Pablo Montoya4265
David Coulthard7365
Nick Heidfeld8465
Felipe Massa11565
Heinz-Harald Frentzen10665
Jacques Villeneuve15764
Allan McNish19864
Mika Salo17964
Jarno Trulli91063
Ralf Schumacher31163
Jenson Button61260
Olivier Panis13DNF43
Eddie Irvine20DNF41
Enrique Bernoldi14DNF40
Takuma Sato18DNF10
Giancarlo Fisichella12DNF5
Kimi Raikkonen5DNF4
Pedro de la Rosa16DNF2

Qualifying

Qualifying
PosDriverConstructorNo.TimeGap≈ DistanceInterval
1Michael SchumacherFerrari11:16.364—0 m—
2Rubens BarrichelloFerrari21:16.690+0.32620 m+0.326
3Ralf SchumacherWilliams51:17.277+0.91357 m+0.587
4Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliams61:17.425+1.06166 m+0.148
5Kimi RaikkonenMcLaren41:17.519+1.15572 m+0.094
6Jenson ButtonRenault151:17.638+1.27479 m+0.119
7David CoulthardMcLaren31:17.662+1.29880 m+0.024
8Nick HeidfeldSauber71:17.851+1.48792 m+0.189
9Jarno TrulliRenault141:17.929+1.56597 m+0.078
10Heinz-Harald FrentzenArrows201:18.121+1.757109 m+0.192
11Felipe MassaSauber81:18.139+1.775110 m+0.018
12Giancarlo FisichellaJordan91:18.291+1.927119 m+0.152
13Olivier PanisBritish American Racing121:18.472+2.108131 m+0.181
14Enrique BernoldiArrows211:18.515+2.151133 m+0.043
15Jacques VilleneuveBritish American Racing111:18.847+2.483154 m+0.332
16Pedro de la RosaJaguar Racing171:18.885+2.521156 m+0.038
17Mika SaloToyota241:18.897+2.533157 m+0.012
18Takuma SatoJordan101:19.002+2.638163 m+0.105
19Allan McNishToyota251:19.025+2.661165 m+0.023
20Mark WebberMinardi231:19.802+3.438213 m+0.777
21Alex YoongMinardi221:21.415+5.051313 m+1.613
EXEddie IrvineJaguar Racing161:18.779+2.415150 m—
Before knock-out qualifying arrived in 2006 there is one time per driver; from 2006, the best lap of each of the three sessions.
How it is derived: distance, Qualifying

Distance at the session-best lap’s average speed, on the layout raced that year.

Pit stops

0102030405060LapStops on each lap (up to 5)1Michael SchumacherLap 26: pit lane 32.4 sLap 47: pit lane 31.4 s2Juan Pablo MontoyaLap 25: pit lane 32.5 sLap 45: pit lane 37.0 s3David CoulthardLap 29: pit lane 31.1 sLap 46: pit lane 29.6 s4Nick HeidfeldLap 27: pit lane 30.5 sLap 42: pit lane 30.6 s5Felipe MassaLap 26: pit lane 31.0 sLap 44: pit lane 30.9 s6Heinz-Harald FrentzenLap 26: pit lane 31.8 sLap 44: pit lane 32.2 s7Jacques VilleneuveLap 23: pit lane 31.9 sLap 45: pit lane 31.2 s8Allan McNishLap 23: pit lane 33.0 sLap 44: pit lane 32.9 s9Mika SaloLap 3: pit lane 33.5 sLap 24: pit lane 31.3 sLap 45: pit lane 31.7 s10Jarno TrulliLap 23: pit lane 30.8 sLap 43: pit lane 30.9 s11Ralf SchumacherLap 24: pit lane 30.5 sLap 29: pit lane 50.5 sLap 40: pit lane 33.5 s12Jenson ButtonLap 24: pit lane 30.3 sLap 42: pit lane 31.4 sDNFOlivier PanisLap 24: pit lane 31.1 sLap 43: pit lane 33.7 sDNFEddie IrvineLap 26: pit lane 30.8 sDNFEnrique BernoldiLap 24: pit lane 32.1 sLap 38: pit lane 71.4 sDNFTakuma SatoDNFGiancarlo FisichellaDNFKimi RaikkonenDNFPedro de la Rosa

Bars run in finishing order, ticked at each stop. An unticked bar may hide a stop: F1DB’s record has gaps. A cross is a driver not classified. Ticks and strip mark the lap, not cause, tyres or gain; the table gives times.

Pit stops
DriverResultLapsStops recordedStopped on lapPit-lane time (s)
Michael Schumacher165226, 4732.4, 31.4
Juan Pablo Montoya265225, 4532.5, 37.0
David Coulthard365229, 4631.1, 29.6
Nick Heidfeld465227, 4230.5, 30.6
Felipe Massa565226, 4431.0, 30.9
Heinz-Harald Frentzen665226, 4431.8, 32.2
Jacques Villeneuve764223, 4531.9, 31.2
Allan McNish864223, 4433.0, 32.9
Mika Salo96433, 24, 4533.5, 31.3, 31.7
Jarno Trulli1063223, 4330.8, 30.9
Ralf Schumacher1163324, 29, 4030.5, 50.5, 33.5
Jenson Button1260224, 4230.3, 31.4
Olivier PanisDNF43224, 4331.1, 33.7
Eddie IrvineDNF4112630.8
Enrique BernoldiDNF40224, 3832.1, 71.4
Takuma SatoDNF100None recorded—
Giancarlo FisichellaDNF50None recorded—
Kimi RaikkonenDNF40None recorded—
Pedro de la RosaDNF20None recorded—
A pit-lane time is all of a stop’s time in the pit lane, any wait or repair there included.

Who stopped first, between neighbours

Who stopped first, between neighbours
Drivers, in grid orderGridResultFirst recorded stop, lapStopped firstGrid to flag
Michael Schumacher · Juan Pablo Montoya1 · 41 · 226 · 25Juan Pablo MontoyaKept their order
Ralf Schumacher · Juan Pablo Montoya3 · 411 · 224 · 25Ralf SchumacherSwapped places
Juan Pablo Montoya · David Coulthard4 · 72 · 325 · 29Juan Pablo MontoyaKept their order
Jenson Button · David Coulthard6 · 712 · 324 · 29Jenson ButtonSwapped places
David Coulthard · Nick Heidfeld7 · 83 · 429 · 27Nick HeidfeldKept their order
Nick Heidfeld · Felipe Massa8 · 114 · 527 · 26Felipe MassaKept their order
Nick Heidfeld · Jarno Trulli8 · 94 · 1027 · 23Jarno TrulliKept their order
Heinz-Harald Frentzen · Felipe Massa10 · 116 · 526 · 26Same lapSwapped places
Jarno Trulli · Heinz-Harald Frentzen9 · 1010 · 623 · 26Jarno TrulliSwapped places
Heinz-Harald Frentzen · Jacques Villeneuve10 · 156 · 726 · 23Jacques VilleneuveKept their order
Jacques Villeneuve · Allan McNish15 · 197 · 823 · 23Same lapKept their order
Mika Salo · Allan McNish17 · 199 · 83 · 23Mika SaloSwapped places
Jarno Trulli · Mika Salo9 · 1710 · 923 · 3Mika SaloSwapped places
Ralf Schumacher · Jarno Trulli3 · 911 · 1024 · 23Jarno TrulliSwapped places
Ralf Schumacher · Jenson Button3 · 611 · 1224 · 24Same lapKept their order
Pairs of classified drivers who started or finished next to each other, each with a stop recorded; the two names in a row are in grid order. Both are read from the stops F1DB records, which has gaps. It is the order things happened in and no more: with no lap times, the record cannot say whether stopping first won or lost a place.
Practice sessions Practice 1 · Practice 2 · Warm-up

Practice 1

Practice 1
PosDriverConstructorNo.Best lapGap≈ DistanceIntervalLaps
1Michael SchumacherFerrari11:20.380—0 m—45
2Heinz-Harald FrentzenArrows201:20.450+0.0704 m+0.07026
3Jenson ButtonRenault151:20.693+0.31318 m+0.24338
4Rubens BarrichelloFerrari21:20.742+0.36221 m+0.04942
5Olivier PanisBritish American Racing121:20.758+0.37822 m+0.01646
6Enrique BernoldiArrows211:20.834+0.45427 m+0.07634
7Kimi RaikkonenMcLaren41:20.996+0.61636 m+0.16234
8Giancarlo FisichellaJordan91:21.169+0.78946 m+0.17337
9Felipe MassaSauber81:21.197+0.81748 m+0.02834
10Jarno TrulliRenault141:21.278+0.89853 m+0.08127
11Eddie IrvineJaguar Racing161:21.294+0.91454 m+0.01627
12David CoulthardMcLaren31:21.298+0.91854 m+0.00432
13Nick HeidfeldSauber71:21.301+0.92154 m+0.00330
14Takuma SatoJordan101:21.351+0.97157 m+0.05020
15Ralf SchumacherWilliams51:21.409+1.02961 m+0.05838
16Jacques VilleneuveBritish American Racing111:21.413+1.03361 m+0.00432
17Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliams61:21.623+1.24373 m+0.21031
18Mika SaloToyota241:22.082+1.702100 m+0.45928
19Pedro de la RosaJaguar Racing171:22.094+1.714101 m+0.01235
20Mark WebberMinardi231:22.459+2.079122 m+0.36537
21Allan McNishToyota251:22.564+2.184129 m+0.10537
22Alex YoongMinardi221:23.269+2.889170 m+0.70535
Each driver’s best lap of the session and the laps they ran: a classification, not lap timing.
How it is derived: distance, Practice 1

Distance at the session-best lap’s average speed, on the layout raced that year.

Practice 2

Practice 2
PosDriverConstructorNo.Best lapGap≈ DistanceIntervalLaps
1Rubens BarrichelloFerrari21:18.048—0 m—17
2Nick HeidfeldSauber71:18.144+0.0966 m+0.09622
3Michael SchumacherFerrari11:18.226+0.17811 m+0.08216
4David CoulthardMcLaren31:18.386+0.33820 m+0.16017
5Jenson ButtonRenault151:18.499+0.45127 m+0.11317
6Heinz-Harald FrentzenArrows201:18.900+0.85252 m+0.40121
7Kimi RaikkonenMcLaren41:18.993+0.94557 m+0.09320
8Felipe MassaSauber81:19.043+0.99560 m+0.05016
9Olivier PanisBritish American Racing121:19.144+1.09666 m+0.10123
10Enrique BernoldiArrows211:19.266+1.21874 m+0.12226
11Giancarlo FisichellaJordan91:19.319+1.27177 m+0.05321
12Ralf SchumacherWilliams51:19.367+1.31980 m+0.04816
13Jacques VilleneuveBritish American Racing111:19.468+1.42086 m+0.10127
14Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliams61:19.574+1.52692 m+0.10614
15Takuma SatoJordan101:20.168+2.120128 m+0.59424
16Pedro de la RosaJaguar Racing171:20.198+2.150130 m+0.03026
17Jarno TrulliRenault141:20.484+2.436148 m+0.28624
18Eddie IrvineJaguar Racing161:20.799+2.751167 m+0.31525
19Mark WebberMinardi231:20.963+2.915177 m+0.16410
20Mika SaloToyota241:21.133+3.085187 m+0.17020
21Allan McNishToyota251:21.219+3.171192 m+0.08614
22Alex YoongMinardi221:21.700+3.652221 m+0.48118
Each driver’s best lap of the session and the laps they ran: a classification, not lap timing.
How it is derived: distance, Practice 2

Distance at the session-best lap’s average speed, on the layout raced that year.

Warm-up

Warm-up
PosDriverConstructorNo.Best lapGap≈ DistanceIntervalLaps
1Rubens BarrichelloFerrari21:20.229—0 m—11
2Nick HeidfeldSauber71:20.857+0.62837 m+0.62812
3Michael SchumacherFerrari11:20.884+0.65539 m+0.02711
4Felipe MassaSauber81:21.068+0.83949 m+0.18412
5Heinz-Harald FrentzenArrows201:21.729+1.50088 m+0.66112
6Ralf SchumacherWilliams51:21.846+1.61795 m+0.1178
7Enrique BernoldiArrows211:21.872+1.64397 m+0.02611
8Olivier PanisBritish American Racing121:21.996+1.767104 m+0.12412
9Takuma SatoJordan101:22.072+1.843109 m+0.07613
10Jenson ButtonRenault151:22.155+1.926114 m+0.08310
11Giancarlo FisichellaJordan91:22.207+1.978117 m+0.05214
12Juan Pablo MontoyaWilliams61:22.397+2.168128 m+0.19016
13Jacques VilleneuveBritish American Racing111:22.461+2.232132 m+0.06414
14Kimi RaikkonenMcLaren41:22.642+2.413142 m+0.18111
15Mika SaloToyota241:23.002+2.773163 m+0.36012
16David CoulthardMcLaren31:23.082+2.853168 m+0.08013
17Pedro de la RosaJaguar Racing171:23.099+2.870169 m+0.01714
18Jarno TrulliRenault141:23.149+2.920172 m+0.05011
19Eddie IrvineJaguar Racing161:23.284+3.055180 m+0.13510
20Mark WebberMinardi231:23.517+3.288194 m+0.23312
21Allan McNishToyota251:23.849+3.620213 m+0.33212
22Alex YoongMinardi221:24.596+4.367257 m+0.74713
Each driver’s best lap of the session and the laps they ran: a classification, not lap timing.
How it is derived: distance, Warm-up

Distance at the session-best lap’s average speed, on the layout raced that year.

The cars in this race

The photograph each car's Wikipedia article leads with, from Wikimedia Commons: taken wherever and whenever that was, not necessarily at this race.

Williams FW24
Williams FW24
Williams FW24 · ozz13x · CC BY 2.0
McLaren MP4-17
McLaren MP4-17
Kimi Räikkönen 2003 Silverstone · Martin Lee · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Sauber C21
Sauber C21
Sauber C21-2002 · Andrew-44-19 · CC BY 4.0
Arrows A23
Arrows A23
Heinz-Harald Frentzen 2002 French Gran Prix · Original: Mathieu Felten Derivative work: Danyele · CC BY 2.5 · unchecked
BAR 004
BAR 004
BAR 004 Villeneuve · Andrea Volpato · CC BY-SA 2.0
Toyota TF102
Toyota TF102
Toyota TF102 · Iwao · CC BY 2.0

A photograph marked unchecked has a file name that does not name the car it is shown for. Most are still the right car, filed under the driver rather than the machine — but nobody has confirmed these one by one.

3 more photographs
Renault R202
Renault R202
Button Silverstone 2002 · Boris1964 · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Jordan EJ12
Jordan EJ12
Jodan honda ej12 · Rainmaker47 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · unchecked
Minardi PS02
Minardi PS02
Webber 2002 · Mathieu Felten · CC BY 2.5 · unchecked

Where this comes from

Round
5 of 2002
Grand Prix
Spanish Grand Prix
Dates
Layout raced
Grand Prix circuit · 4.73 km · 13 turns
Format
Standard weekend
Constructor
Ferrari
Entrant
Ferrari
Confidence
reference

The layout raced and its figures are this register’s, from its own sources; the figures under the race’s drawing are F1DB’s, and at some circuits the two disagree.