GP
de Belgique 2004
Pts
La Grille
17
RAYMOND J.Michel
13
CRISTOL Gérald
13
COSTA Michel
12
JOUBARD-HÉON Sébastien
12
MIRANDE J.Michel
12
GRISON Christian
10
BURIAS Jean Louis
6
CHAMOUX Alain
6
DÉSIRÉ Armel
6
VERNET Marc
6
MERX Willy
6
13°
BALLARIN Manu
3
14°
AGNES Pierre
pas parié
15°
BOISSIÉRAS Marc
pas parié
16°
BURAU-SÉNAC J.Luc
pas parié
17°
CHRESTIA-BLANCHINE Michel
pas parié
18°
CRÉMADES Norbert
pas parié
19°
DE WITTE Xavier
pas parié
20°
DEVERLY Jean Jacques
pas parié
21°
MAILLARD Philippe
pas parié
22°
MAURUSSANE Jacques
pas parié
23°
MONTAGNÉ Pierre
pas parié
24°
SOL Philippe
pas parié

2001 Winner
Michael Schumacher
Lap Distance
4.329miles/6.968km
Lap Record
Michael Schumacher Ferrari F1-2001 1m49.758s
Race Distance
190.527miles / 306.737km
Number of Laps
44
2002 Race Results
1 Michael Schumacher 2 Rubens Barrichello 3 J.Carlo Montoya
4 David Coulthard 5 Ralf Schumacher 6 Eddy Irvine

Spa is widely regarded as the finest motor racing circuit in the world. It has an illustrious history which starts back in 1924. The original circuit back in the pre-war days was a fearsome nine mile test of man and machine with the course featuring a daunting mixture of unprotected public roads, trees, lampposts, road signs and houses. But the most famous thing about Spa is its weather. Even with the modern circuit shortened to 4.5 miles, conditions can still vary at any one time from one side of the track to the other.

The challenge of Eau Rouge is still one of the most thrilling sights in Formula 1 for driver and spectator alike. It is a 160 mph rollercoaster of a corner that really sorts the men from the boys. Over the years the track has seen some of the world's best drivers dominate. Ayrton Senna won the race for four consecutive years in the late-Eighties and early-Nineties, while a young German named Michael Schumacher made his debut in 1991 at the track.

Schumacher went on to take his maiden victory a year later and has gone on to win the race four times since. However, the German lost out in 2000 after one of the most thrilling races in recent years. Schumacher was trying to hold off Mika Hakkinen in the closing stages when the Finn pulled off one of the most audacious passing moves in F1 history.

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