FIA GT Championship Silverstone 2002

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Event: LG Super Racing Weekend Silverstone		Date: 4.5.2002
Track: Silverstone Circuit (United Kingdom), 5.140 kms	Organiser: unknown
FIA GT Championship Silverstone
FIA GT Championship (round 2)

Weather:	cloudy, cool, dry (evening)
Start time:	18:00
Grid:	unknown
Distance:	3 hours
Attendance:	12500

Entered:	32
Practiced:	29
Qualified:	29
Started:	28
Finished:	19
Classified:	20

Classes:	Pract	Start	Class
FIA GT	15	15	12
FIA N-GT	14	12	8

Photo Gallery Entered Cars Technical Data Appearance Race Results Grid Qualifying Qualifying 1 Qualifying 2 Qualifying Heat Lap Times

Race notes:
Scheduled for 98 laps (503.743 kms) but stopped on 3 hour rule.

Pre-race sessions:
2 non-qualifying practice sessions held for a total of 120 minutes on 2/5
2 qualifying sessions held for a total of 60 minutes on 3/5
Super Pole session held to establish top 6 grid positions in each group on 3/5
15 minute pre-race warm-up held

Winners:
Overall:	12	Chrysler Viper GTS-R	Babini / Duez
FIA N-GT:	50	Ferrari 360 Modena N-GT	Pescatori / Montermini
Fastest Laps:
Overall:	14	Lister Storm	Jamie Campbell-Walter (GB)	1:47.430	172.242 km/h	lap 2
FIA N-GT:	54	Porsche 996 GT3-RS	Stéphane Ortelli (F)	1:54.677	161.357 km/h	lap 3
Pole Positions:
Overall:	14	Lister Storm	Jamie Campbell-Walter (GB)		171.593 km/h
FIA N-GT:	54	Porsche 996 GT3-RS	Stéphane Ortelli (F)		161.990 km/h
Notes of interest:
Top makes by numbers:	Porsche (13), Chrysler (7), Ferrari (6), Lister (2)
Top engines by numbers:	Porsche (13), Chrysler (7), Ferrari (6), Jaguar (2)
Top car types by numbers:	Chrysler Viper (7), Porsche 996 GT3-RS (6), Porsche 996 GT3-R (4)
Driver nationalities:	I (14), F (10), GB (9), B (5), CH (5), D (4), NL (3), A (2), RUS (2)
Team nationalities:	F (8), GB (6), D (6), I (4), NL (3)
Most used colours:	white (22%), blue (21%), red (20%), silver (10%), black (9%), yellow (7%)
Engine positions:	rear-engined (46%), front-engined (42%), mid-engined (12%)
Average engine size:	5203 cc (with regard to 7% turbocharged cars an applicable size is 5348 cc)
Oldest known drivers:	Dieter Quester (63), François Lafon (58), Jean-Pierre Jarier (56)
Youngest known drivers:	Andrea Piccini (24), Anthony Kumpen (24), Markus Palttala (25)
Female drivers:	Lilian Bryner

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