Season · 17 rounds, all run

2002 FIA Formula One World Championship

Schumacher finished on the podium in every race — still unmatched. Team orders at the A1-Ring caused such outcry they were banned for 2003.

Rounds
17all run
Drivers' champion
Michael Schumacher144 points
Constructors' champion
Ferrari221 points
Margin
67over Rubens Barrichello

How the title was decided

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Michael SchumacherRubens BarrichelloJuan Pablo Montoya

The three drivers who finished highest, tracked from the opening round.

The numbers behind this chart, How the title was decided
How the title was decided
DriverAfter roundPoints
Michael Schumacher110
Michael Schumacher214
Michael Schumacher324
Michael Schumacher434
Michael Schumacher544
Michael Schumacher654
Michael Schumacher760
Michael Schumacher870
Michael Schumacher976
Michael Schumacher1086
Michael Schumacher1196
Michael Schumacher12106
Michael Schumacher13112
Michael Schumacher14122
Michael Schumacher15128
Michael Schumacher16134
Michael Schumacher17144
Rubens Barrichello46
Rubens Barrichello56
Rubens Barrichello612
Rubens Barrichello712
Rubens Barrichello816
Rubens Barrichello926
Rubens Barrichello1032
Rubens Barrichello1132
Rubens Barrichello1235
Rubens Barrichello1345
Rubens Barrichello1451
Rubens Barrichello1561
Rubens Barrichello1671
Rubens Barrichello1777
Juan Pablo Montoya16
Juan Pablo Montoya212
Juan Pablo Montoya314
Juan Pablo Montoya417
Juan Pablo Montoya523
Juan Pablo Montoya627
Juan Pablo Montoya727
Juan Pablo Montoya827
Juan Pablo Montoya927
Juan Pablo Montoya1031
Juan Pablo Montoya1134
Juan Pablo Montoya1240
Juan Pablo Montoya1340
Juan Pablo Montoya1444
Juan Pablo Montoya1544
Juan Pablo Montoya1647
Juan Pablo Montoya1750

Final drivers' standings

A driver with points and no position was excluded from the classification: the points stand, the position does not. Wins are counted from the race records, and a shared drive is a win for both of its drivers. The gap is to the highest points total classified, so the leader's own is an em dash; before 1991 it is a difference of net totals, dropped scores and all.

Final constructors' standings

Final constructors' standings
PosConstructorPointsGap
1Ferrari ferrari221—
2Williams bmw92129
3McLaren mercedes65156
4Renault renault23198
5Sauber petronas11210
6Jordan honda9212
7Jaguar Racing cosworth8213
8British American Racing honda7214
9Minardi asiatech2219
10Toyota toyota2219
11Arrows cosworth2219
The gap is to the highest points total classified, so the leader's own is an em dash; before 1991 it is a difference of net totals, dropped scores and all. The championship is contested by a chassis–engine pair, so one name can appear more than once with different engines.

The calendar

The calendar
RGrand PrixCircuitDatesWinnerConstructorPoleFastest lap
1Australian Grand PrixAlbert ParkMichael SchumacherFerrariRubens BarrichelloKimi Raikkonen
2Malaysian Grand PrixSepang International CircuitRalf SchumacherWilliamsMichael SchumacherJuan Pablo Montoya
3Brazilian Grand PrixAutodromo Jose Carlos Pace (Interlagos)Michael SchumacherFerrariJuan Pablo MontoyaJuan Pablo Montoya
4San Marino Grand PrixAutodromo Enzo e Dino FerrariMichael SchumacherFerrariMichael SchumacherRubens Barrichello
5Spanish Grand PrixCircuit de Barcelona-CatalunyaMichael SchumacherFerrariMichael SchumacherMichael Schumacher
6Austrian Grand PrixRed Bull RingMichael SchumacherFerrariRubens BarrichelloMichael Schumacher
7Monaco Grand PrixCircuit de MonacoDavid CoulthardMcLarenJuan Pablo MontoyaRubens Barrichello
8Canadian Grand PrixCircuit Gilles-VilleneuveMichael SchumacherFerrariJuan Pablo MontoyaJuan Pablo Montoya
9European Grand PrixNurburgring (GP-Strecke)Rubens BarrichelloFerrariJuan Pablo MontoyaMichael Schumacher
10British Grand PrixSilverstone CircuitMichael SchumacherFerrariJuan Pablo MontoyaRubens Barrichello
11French Grand PrixCircuit de Nevers Magny-CoursMichael SchumacherFerrariJuan Pablo MontoyaDavid Coulthard
12German Grand PrixHockenheimringMichael SchumacherFerrariMichael SchumacherMichael Schumacher
13Hungarian Grand PrixHungaroringRubens BarrichelloFerrariRubens BarrichelloMichael Schumacher
14Belgian Grand PrixCircuit de Spa-FrancorchampsMichael SchumacherFerrariMichael SchumacherMichael Schumacher
15Italian Grand PrixAutodromo Nazionale MonzaRubens BarrichelloFerrariJuan Pablo MontoyaRubens Barrichello
16United States Grand PrixIndianapolis Motor SpeedwayRubens BarrichelloFerrariMichael SchumacherRubens Barrichello
17Japanese Grand PrixSuzuka CircuitMichael SchumacherFerrariMichael SchumacherMichael Schumacher
Two names in one cell is a shared drive: both drivers are classified in that position, and both are winners. Open any round for its full classification.

Who entered

Who entered
ConstructorEntered asChassisDesignsEnginesTyres
ArrowsOrange ArrowsArrows A231Cosworth CR-3 3.0 V10Bridgestone
British American RacingLucky Strike BAR HondaBAR 0041Honda RA002E 3.0 V10Bridgestone
FerrariScuderia Ferrari MarlboroFerrari F2001B, Ferrari F20022Ferrari 050 3.0 V10, Ferrari 051 3.0 V10Bridgestone
Jaguar RacingJaguar Racing F1 TeamJaguar R3, Jaguar R3B2Cosworth CR-3 3.0 V10, Cosworth CR-4 3.0 V10Michelin
JordanDHL Jordan HondaJordan EJ121Honda RA002E 3.0 V10Bridgestone
McLarenWest McLaren MercedesMcLaren MP4-171Mercedes FO 110M 3.0 V10Michelin
MinardiKL Minardi AsiatechMinardi PS021Asiatech AT02 3.0 V10Michelin
RenaultMild Seven Renault F1 TeamRenault R2021Renault RS22 3.0 V10Michelin
SauberSauber PetronasSauber C211Petronas 02A 3.0 V10Bridgestone
ToyotaPanasonic Toyota RacingToyota TF1021Toyota RVX-02 3.0 V10Michelin
WilliamsBMW WilliamsF1 TeamWilliams FW241BMW P82 3.0 V10Michelin
Where an entrant ran more than one design, no source records which car raced which round — so those race results carry no chassis.

Photographs

From Wikimedia Commons, each shown with the photographer and licence its terms require.

McLaren MP4-17
McLaren MP4-17
Kimi Räikkönen 2003 Silverstone · Martin Lee · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked
Williams FW24
Williams FW24
Williams FW24 · ozz13x · CC BY 2.0
BAR 004
BAR 004
BAR 004 Villeneuve · Andrea Volpato · CC BY-SA 2.0
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
Renault R202
Renault R202
Button Silverstone 2002 · Boris1964 · CC BY-SA 2.0 · unchecked

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
Sauber C21
Sauber C21
Sauber C21-2002 · Andrew-44-19 · CC BY 4.0
Toyota TF102
Toyota TF102
Toyota TF102 · Iwao · CC BY 2.0
Arrows A23
Arrows A23
Heinz-Harald Frentzen 2002 French Gran Prix · Original: Mathieu Felten Derivative work: Danyele · CC BY 2.5 · unchecked

Where this comes from

Team
Ferrari
Runner-up
Rubens Barrichello — 77
Engine formula
3.0 L naturally aspirated, max 10 cylinders (V10 from 2000 mandated)
Tyres
Bridgestone, Michelin
Entered
23 drivers, 11 constructors, 9 engine makers — counted from the entries, whether or not they started