NewsOnF1 - 2003 Monaco Grand Prix

Session	2003		2002
Thursday Practice	Results	Report	Results
Thursday 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 Thursday - Saturday - Sunday

	Top 6	Highlights
1.	David Coulthard - McLaren	David Coulthard takes the lead from Juan Pablo Montoya at the start and goes on to win the race. Michael Schumacher comes second following the retirement of Juan Pablo Montoya while Ralf Schumacher comes a distant third. Rubens Barrichello attempts an ambitious move on Raikkonen resulting in Raikkonen retiring and him receiving a penalty. 5 drivers crashed into barriers during the race. 12 cars finished the race with only 3 of them on the same lap. Ferrari, Arrows and Jaguar finished both of their cars. BAR and Toyota failed to finish either of their cars.
2.	Michael Schumacher - Ferrari
3.	Ralf Schumacher - Williams
4.	Jarno Trulli - Renault
5.	Giancarlo Fisichella - Jordan
6.	Heinz Harald Frentzen - Arrows

	Top 6	Highlights
1.	Michael Schumacher - Ferrari	Michael Schumacher dominates the race after David Coulthard stalls at the start of the formation lap forcing him to the back of the grid. Rubens Barrichello finishes second making it a 1-2 Ferrari. Eddie Irvine puts the Jaguar in 3rd. Jacques Villeneuve manages to finish in 4th ahead of David Coulthard who started from the back of the grid. Jean Alesi secures a point finishing in 6th place. Mika Hakkinen starting from 3rd struggles with a steering problem and retires. Ralf Schumacher retires with an electrical problem Juan Pablo Montoya retires after crashing into a barrier 2 laps into the race. 10 cars finished the race with only 4 of them on the same lap. Ferrari and Arrows finished both of their cars. Jordan, Williams and Minardi fail to finish either of their cars.
2.	Rubens Barrichello - Ferrari
3.	Eddie Irvine - Jaguar
4.	Jacques Villeneuve - BAR
5.	David Coulthard - McLaren
6.	Jean Alesi - Prost