2002 Euro Formula 3000 Season - Calendar

Calendar

Race No Track Country Date Laps Distance Time Speed Winner Pole Position Fastest Lap
1 Vallelunga Italy April 21, 2002 35 3.222=112.77 km 0'39:11.108 172.997 km/h Romain Dumas Alessandro Piccolo Martín Basso
Nürburgring Germany May 5, 2002 cancelled due to snow
2 Pergusa-Enna Italy May 19, 2002 31 4.950=153.45 km 0'48:06.418 191.381 km/h Alessandro Piccolo Alessandro Piccolo Alessandro Piccolo
3 Monza Italy June 30, 2002 26 5.770=150.02 km 0'46:09.757 195.766 km/h Romain Dumas Thomas Biagi Romain Dumas
4 Spa-Francorchamps Belgium July 28, 2002 20 6.968=139.36 km 0'43:53.501 190.505 km/h Romain Dumas Jaroslav Janiš Jaroslav Janiš
5 Donington Park United Kingdom August 11, 2002 38 4.023=152.874 km 0'55:00.327 166.755 km/h Jaroslav Janiš Jaroslav Janiš Jaroslav Janiš
6 Brno Czech Republic September 8, 2002 27 5.403=145.881 km 0'50:22.768 173.739 km/h Jaime Melo, Jr. Romain Dumas Jaime Melo, Jr.
7 Dijon France September 22, 2002 38 3.8=144.4 km 0'45:24.906 190.774 km/h Jaime Melo, Jr. Jaime Melo, Jr. Alessandro Piccolo
8 Jerez Spain October 13, 2002 34 4.428=150.552 km 0'57:53.578 155.856 km/h Jaime Melo, Jr. Jaime Melo, Jr. Jaime Melo, Jr.
9 Cagliari Italy November 10, 2002 62 2.414=149.668 km 1'13:13.349 122.641 km/h Jaroslav Janiš Jaroslav Janiš Jaroslav Janiš

Note:

Race 1 originally scheduled over 47 laps but stopped early due to rain.

The race in Cagliari originelly scheduled for October 10.

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