Final 2003 standings after Japanese GP
@>Drivers' Championship: Pos Driver Nat Constructor Points ---- ------------------------ ---- ----------------------- ------- 1. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 93 2. Kimi Raikkonen ...
@>Drivers' Championship:
Pos Driver Nat Constructor Points ---- ------------------------ ---- ----------------------- ------- 1. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 93 2. Kimi Raikkonen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 91 3. Juan Pablo Montoya COL Williams-BMW 82 4. Rubens Barrichello BR Ferrari 65 5. Ralf Schumacher D Williams-BMW 58 6. Fernando Alonso E Renault 55 7. David Coulthard GB McLaren-Mercedes 51 8. Jarno Trulli I Renault 33 9. Jenson Button GB BAR-Honda 17 10. Mark Webber AUS Jaguar 17 11. Heinz-Harald Frentzen D Sauber-Petronas 13 12. Giancarlo Fisichella I Jordan-Ford 12 13. Cristiano da Matta BR Toyota 10 14. Nick Heidfeld D Sauber-Petronas 6 15. Olivier Panis F Toyota 6 16. Jacques Villeneuve CDN BAR-Honda 6 17. Marc Gene E Williams-BMW 4 18. Takuma Sato J BAR-Honda 3 19. Justin Wilson GB Jaguar 1 20. Ralph Firman GB Jordan-Ford 1
@>Constructors' Championship:
Pos Constructor Nat Points ---- ------------------------ ---- ----------- 1. Ferrari I 158 2. Williams-BMW GB 144 3. McLaren-Mercedes GB 142 4. Renault F 87 5. BAR-Honda GB 26 6. Sauber-Petronas CH 19 7. Jaguar GB 18 8. Toyota J 16 9. Jordan-Ford GB 13
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