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Final 2002 manufacturer standings
Rolex Sports Car Series Manufacturer Point Standings DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (November 13, 2002) -- The Rolex Sports Car Series awards points to manufacturers based upon their best finish in their respective classes. In the SportsRacing Prototype and ...
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Rolex Sports Car Series Manufacturer Point Standings
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (November 13, 2002) -- The Rolex Sports Car Series awards points to manufacturers based upon their best finish in their respective classes. In the SportsRacing Prototype and SportsRacing Prototype II classes, manufacturer points are awarded for chassis and engine manufacturers separately. The manufacturer points reflect the standings at the completion of the 10-race 2002 season.
Last Race: Dark Dog Grand American Finale, Daytona International Speedway, Nov. 10 (Race 10 of 10)
Next Race: 41st Rolex 24 At Daytona, Daytona International Speedway, Feb. 1-2 (Race 1 of 12) <pre> SportsRacing Prototype Class Pos Engines (Wins) Points 1 Judd (5) 327 2 Ford (5) 260 3 Porsche 138 4 Mazda 53 5 Buick 50 6 Ferrari 44 7 Chevrolet 40 8 Elan 32 9 BMW 16
Pos Chassis (Wins) Points
1 Dallara (4) 320
2 Riley & Scott (5) 237
3 Lola 200
4 Crawford (1) 171
5 Norma 106
6 Kudzu 103
7 Ferrari 44
8 Ascari 22
SportsRacing Prototype II Class Pos Engines (Wins) Points 1 Nissan (9) 315 2 BMW (1) 274 3 Mazda 30
Pos Chassis (Wins) Points
1 Lola (9) 315
2 Picchio (1) 274
3 Kudzu 30
3 Pilbeam 30
GTS Class Pos Manufacturer (Wins) Points 1 Saleen (5) 297 2 Porsche (3) 259 3 Ultima 79 4 Jaguar (1) 35 5 Dodge 32 5 Predator 32 7 Marcos 21
GT Class Pos Manufacturer (Wins) Points 1 Porsche (3) 317 2 Ferrari (5) 303 3 Mosler (1) 271 4 Marcos 235 5 BMW (1) 224
American GT Class Pos Manufacturer (Wins) Points 1 Chevrolet (8) 344 2 Ford (2) 298 3 Olds 100 4 Pontiac 22
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