NewsOnF1 - 2003 Canadian Grand Prix

Session	2003		2002
Friday Practice	Results	Report	Results
Friday Qualifying	Results	Report	Results
First Saturday Practice	Results		Results
Second Saturday Practice	Results	Report	Results
Saturday Qualifying	Results	Report	Results
Race	Results	Report	Results
What the teams and drivers said Friday - Saturday - Sunday

	Top 6	Highlights
1.	Michael Schumacher - Ferrari	Michael Schumacher wins the race after the threat of Montoya faded away when he retired with a blown engine. David Coulthard finished second passing his team-mate via the pits. Rubens Barrichello went for a 2 stopper and finished 3rd while Kimi Raikkonen took 4th ahead of Giancarlo Fisichella and Jarno Trulli. Ralf Schumacher only managed 7th after problems with refuelling. Montoya's pass on both Ralf and Raikkonen was superb and worth a mention 15 cars were classified as finishers. The first 7 finished on the same lap. Ferrari, McLaren, Jordan, Renault, Sauber and Minardi had both of their cars classified at the end of the race. Jaguar failed to finish either of their cars.
2.	David Coulthard - McLaren
3.	Rubens Barrichello - Ferrari
4.	Kimi Raikkonen - McLaren
5.	Giancarlo Fisichella - Jordan
6.	Jarno Trulli - Renault

	Top 6	Highlights
1.	Ralf Schumacher - Williams	Ralf Schumacher won the race thanks to the superior power of the BMW. Michael Schumacher starting from pole finished second after Ralf passed him in the pits. Mika Hakkinen finished in 3rd after starting from 8th while Kimi Raikkonen managed to finish 4th in his debut race at Canada. Alesi finishes in the points for the Prost team for the second race in a row. Pedro de la Rosa finished in the points for the first time in the season. David Coulthard starting from 3rd retired with engine problems. Rubens Barrichello and Juan Pablo Montoya crash out of the race. 11 cars were classified as finishers. The first 5 finished on the same lap. Prost and Jordan has both of their cars classified at the end of the race. BAR and Benetton failed to finish either of their cars.
2.	Michael Schumacher - Ferrari
3.	Mika Hakkinen - McLaren
4.	Kimi Raikkonen - Sauber
5.	Jean Alesi - Prost
6.	Pedro de la Rosa - Jaguar