'Vette finally beat Viper.........in GTS
Brabham leads Pirro in the early stages of the race, shortly before EP pased the #1 Panoz
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3/15/2003, 10:06:45 AM cet
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Fosti con me nel pericolo e nella vittoria
Barbour Porsche leads BMW
#78 Audi driven by Emanuele Pirro who lead until lap 48, after the 1st pitstop David Brabham past him in the chicane and just this second the race had it's second full course yellow, sending the #78 team a full lap down after a 45 second lead
Angelelli/Taylor finished in 5th with the #19 Cadillac Northstar
#36 JMR Reynard with Johansson and Smith sharing the car finished in 5th position, the BMW M3 finished 10th OA and 4th in GT
Beretta/Wendlinger won their class, Archer/Donohue finished 2nd in the #92 Dodge Viper
In the opening laps the #2 Panoz with O'Connell was in front of the #2 Panoz


Date Location Duration
March 4 Texas Motor Speedway (Ft. Worth, Texas) 2 hours, 45 min.
March 17 Sebring International Raceway (Sebring, FL) 12 hours
April 14 Donington Park (Donington, England) (ELMS) 2 hours, 45 min.
May 4-6 Le Mans Preliminaries (Le Mans, France)
May 20 Circuito de Jarama (Jarama, Spain) (ELMS) 2 hours, 45 min.

June 16-17 24h Le Mans (Le Mans, France)   24 hours

July 22 Sears Point Raceway (Sonoma, CA) 2 hours, 45 min.
August 5 Portland International Raceway (Portland, OR) 2 hours, 45 min.
August 19 Mosport International Raceway (Bowmanville, ON) 2 hours, 45 min.
August 25 Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (Lexington, OH) 2 hours, 45 min.
Sept. 9 Laguna Seca Raceway (Monterey, CA) 2 hours, 45 min.
Oct. 6 Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta (Braselton, GA) 10 hours
Oct. 21 Lowes Motor Speedway (Concord, NC) 2 hours, 45 min.
Nov. 11 Sepang International Circuit (APLMS) 4 hours

*Race of Champions/combined ALMS and ELMS
Cancelled
Postboned