NewsOnF1 - 2003 Spanish 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 leads from start to finish (including the pit stops) displaying absolute dominance. Montoya manages second ahead of Coulthard while problems for the rest of drives from the top 3 teams allows the Sauber pair to finish in 4th and 5th with Frentzen scoring a point for Arrows. Barrichello fails to get his car going at the formation lap. Raikkonen retires with a rear wing failure. Ralf Schumacher makes a mistake and damages his front wing dropping out of contention. The 2 Renaults of Trulli and Button also struggle with problems. 12 cars were classified with Sauber and Toyota finishing both their cars (Both Renaults were classified but had actually stopped before the finish), Jaguar and Jordan failed to finish either of their cars. Minardi withdrew from the race due to multiple wing failures.
2.	Juan Pablo Montoya - Williams
3.	David Coulthard - McLaren
4.	Nick Heidfeld - Sauber
5.	Felipe Massa - Sauber
6.	Heinz Harald Frentzen - Arrows

	Top 6	Highlights
1.	Michael Schumacher - Ferrari	Michael Schumacher wins the race after Mika Hakkinen who was leading retires on the final lap with a car failure. David Coulthard stalls at the formation lap and starts from the back of the field and finishes 5th. Juan Pablo Montoya capitalises on the failures ahead of him and finishes in 2nd. His first finish ever in a Formula 1 race. Jacques Villeneuve finishes third giving BAR their first ever podium finish and his first podium finish since '98. Rubens Barrichello retires with a suspension problem. Ralf Schumacher spins off 16 cars finish the race with BAR, McLaren (Hakkinen was classified 9th), Sauber, Prost, Minardi and Benetton finishing both of their cars. Only Jaguar fail to finish either of their cars
2.	Juan Pablo Montoya - Williams
3.	Jacques Villeneuve - BAR
4.	Jarno Trulli - Jordan
5.	David Coulthard - McLaren
6.	Nick Heidfeld - Sauber