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2002 Australian Drivers' Championship

Motor racing competition


Motor racing competition

Will Power

The 2002 Australian Drivers' Championship was a CAMS sanctioned Australian motor racing title for drivers of Formula Holden racing cars with the 2002 CAMS Gold Star awarded to the winning driver. It was the 46th Australian Drivers' Championship.

The championship was won by Will Power driving a Reynard 94D for Ralt Australia.

Teams and drivers

EntrantChassisNoDriversRounds
Greg Murphy RacingReynard 95D4AUS Peter Hill2–6
221
Reynard 95D5AUS Tim Leahey6
AUS Peter Hackett2–3
661
Reynard 97D6AUS Roger Oakshott2–6
Ken Smith MotorsportReynard 93D7NZL Nelson Hartley1–3, 5–6
Ralt AustraliaReynard 94D10AUS Brett Campbell5–6
Reynard 94D11AUS Will PowerAll
Reynard 96D12AUS Mark Noske1
AUS Stewart McColl2–6
Millar MotorsReynard 92D17AUS Mark Ellis1, 3, 6
National Neon SignsReynard 92D24AUS Terry Clearihan1
273, 5–6
Peters RacingReynard 91D24AUS Ian Peters2–4
Roger Oakshott RacingReynard 97D28AUS Roger Oakshott1
CRD MotorsportReynard 92D49AUS Rohan CarrigAll
Hocking MotorsportReynard 97D74JPN Akihiro AsaiAll
Reynard 97D75SIN Christian MurchisonAll
Reynard 96D76AUS Les Crampton1–2, 4

Schedule

The championship was contested over a six-round series with two races per round:

RndCircuitState / TerritoryDatePole positionFastest lapWinning driverWinning team1R1R22R1R23R1R24R1R25R1R26R1R2
Phillip Island Grand Prix CircuitPhillip Island, Victoria13–15 AprilAUS Mark NoskeAUS Will PowerAUS Will PowerRalt Australia
AUS Will PowerAUS Will PowerRalt Australia
Eastern Creek International RacewayEastern Creek, New South Wales26–28 AprilAUS Peter HackettAUS Will PowerAUS Stewart McCollRalt Australia
AUS Will PowerAUS Stewart McCollRalt Australia
Hidden Valley RacewayDarwin, Northern Territory17–19 MaySIN Christian MurchisonAUS Stewart McCollAUS Stewart McCollRalt Australia
AUS Stewart McCollSIN Christian MurchisonHocking Motorsport
Oran Park RacewaySydney, New South Wales14–16 JuneAUS Will PowerSIN Christian MurchisonAUS Will PowerRalt Australia
AUS Will PowerAUS Will PowerRalt Australia
Mallala Motor Sport ParkMallala, South Australia2–4 AugustAUS Will PowerAUS Will PowerAUS Will PowerRalt Australia
AUS Will PowerAUS Peter HillGreg Murphy Racing
Winton Motor RacewayBenalla, Victoria16–18 AugustSIN Christian MurchisonAUS Tim LeaheyAUS Will PowerRalt Australia
AUS Will PowerAUS Will PowerRalt Australia

Points system

Championship points were awarded on a 20–15–12–10–8–6–4–3–2–1 basis to the first ten finishers in each race.

Championship standings

PositionDriverNoCarEntrantRd1 R1Rd1 R2Rd2 R1Rd2 R2Rd3 R1Rd3 R2Rd4 R1Rd4 R2Rd5 R1Rd5 R2Rd6 R1Rd6 R2Total12345678910111213141516
Will Power11Reynard 94DRalt Australia20201515-12202020152020197
Stewart McColl12Reynard 96DRalt Australia--20202015121210121210143
Peter Hill22
4Reynard 95D
Reynard 94D
Reynard 97DPeter Hill
Murphy Motorsport12151012-4-10152084110
Christian Murchison75Reynard 97DHocking Motorsport156--15201515---894
Akihiro Asai74Reynard 97DHocking Motorsport10381010810--2151288
Nelson Hartley7Reynard 93DKen Smith Motorsport---886--12106656
Peter Hackett66
5Reynard 95DPeter Hill
Murphy Motorsport-101261210------50
Roger Oakeshott28
6Reynard 97DRoger Oakshott
Sportsmed SA8842--8-882149
Terry Clearihan27Reynard 92DNational Neon Signs-1-16366-64336
Ian Peters24Reynard 91D
Reynard 96DPeters Racing-434-1-864--30
Rohan Carrig49Reynard 92D
Reynard 98DCRD Motorsport--633-443-3228
Tim Leahey5Reynard 95DMurphy Motorsport----------101525
Mark Noske12Reynard 96DJohn Herman-12----------12
Les Crampton76Reynard 96D
Reynard 97DHocking Motorsport-22---33----10
Brett Campbell10Reynard 90DRalt Australia--------43--7
Mark Ellis17Reynard 92DMantis Racing----42----1-7

Notes

  • Points shown in the above table include minor variations from those shown in the referenced source due to mathematical errors evident in that source.
  • Formula Holden regulations required cars to use an approved Holden V6 engine.

Silver Star

The Silver Star award was won by Roger Oakeshott ahead of Terry Clearihan and Rohan Carrig.

References

References

  1. CAMS Manual of Motor Sport, 2002, page 7-13
  2. [https://web.archive.org/web/20030102220015fw_/http://www.formulaholden.com:80/2002%20Results/2002%20hadc%20pa.htm 2002 Australian Drivers’ Championship - Points Allocation, www.formulaholden.com via web.archive.org]
  3. [https://web.archive.org/web/20021021115952fw_/http://www.formulaholden.com:80/results.htm Results, www.formulaholden.com, as archived at web.archive.org]
  4. Formula Holden, CAMS Manual of Motor Sport, 2002, page 7-24
  5. [https://web.archive.org/web/20021109035835fw_/http://www.formulaholden.com:80/news/020818.htm POWER-FUL DISPLAY NETS CHAMPIONSHIP, OAKESHOTT STRIKES SILVER - 18.08.02, www.formulaholden.com, as archived at web.archive.org]
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