brazil

[Daisy]

Shame for Enge, but I'm happy that Rodrigo is in the lead, but i'd rather see Ricardo there.

[Sato san]

What was the result then ???

[Speedworx]

30/03/2002 - 16h33 - F-3000: Resultado final do GP Brasil em Interlagos

1) Rodrigo Sperafico (BRA) - Durango
2) Mario Haberfeld (BRA) - Astromega
3) Ricardo MaurÃ*cio (BRA) - Red Bull Jr
4) Antonio Pizzonia (BRA) Petrobras Jr
5) Bjorn Whirdheim (SUE) - Arden
6) Enrico Toccacelo (ITA) - Coloni
7) Ricardo Sperafico (BRA) - Petrobras Jr
8) Giorgio Pantano (ITA) - Coloni
9) Tiago Monteiro (POR) - Super Nova
10) Patrick Friesacher (AUT) - Red Bull Jr
11) Alex Muller (ALE) - PSM
12) Ryan Briscoe (AUS) - Nordic
13) Rob Nyugen (AUS) - Astromega
14) Sébastien Bourdais (FRA) - Super Nova
15) Nicolas Kiesa(DIN) - PSM
16) Tony Schmidt (ALE) - PSM

taken from http://www.uol.com.br/teojose/

[Sato san]

thanks Hakkiman .

[Speedworx]

No problem.

[Speedworx]

To correct that result, Alex Muller is Durango and NOT PSM as that says.

[petrobras_babe]

What happened to Enge?

[Rob29]

What the hell nationality is'ALE'? Can we stick to the recognized international codes? D- for Deutchland.

[gomick]

enge's car broke down while he had big lead - think briscoe and baumgartner (team-mates) hit each other......

[BootsOntheSide]

Well, they drink a lot of it I suppose.

[Bleu]

Originally posted by Rob29
What the hell nationality is'ALE'? Can we stick to the recognized international codes? D- for Deutchland.

ALE comes from some Latin language. In French, Germany is "Allemagne", I know that.

But I think they should use that D or GER (if they have every nationality with 3 letters)

[Marcel ten Caat]

I don't think the Brazilians expect people from non-portuguese/spanish country read or even translate their websites. So they add it as they do it normally

In Holland I've seen the codes VS and VK for the US and UK many times, just because it's on a dutch site and they don't expect non-dutchies to read it. But i still agree with you Bleu

[Speedworx]

1 Rodrigo Sperafico Durango Formula 0h53m24.481 35
2 Mario Haberfeld Team Astromega 0h53m25.219 35
3 Ricardo Mauricio Red Bull Jr 0h53m28.381 35
4 Antonio Pizzonia Petrobras Junior Team 0h53m29.700 35
5 Bjorn Wirdheim Arden Team Russia 0h53m29.911 35
6 Enrico Toccacelo Coloni F3000 0h53m31.025 35
7 Ricardo Sperafico Petrobras Junior Team 0h53m31.255 35
8 Giorgio Pantano Coloni F3000 0h53m32.146 35
9 Tiago Monteiro Super Nova Racing 0h53m33.414 35
10 Patrick Friesacher Red Bull Jr 0h53m33.828 35
11 Alex Muller Durango Formula 0h53m34.156 35
12 Ryan Briscoe Nordic Racing 0h53m35.541 35
13 Rob Nguyen Team Astromega 0h53m35.841 35
14 Sebastien Bourdais Super Nova Racing 0h53m35.918 35
15 Nicolas Kiesa PSM Racing 0h53m37.061 35
16 Tony Schmidt PSM Racing 0h53m39.786 35
17 Zsolt Baumgartner Nordic Racing 0h48m18.078 30
18 Tomas Enge Arden Team Russia 0h42m58.502 29
19 David Saelens European Minardi F3000 0h37m56.824 25
20 Alexandre Sperafico European Minardi F3000 0h14m07.783 9

There is the full result.

[Mekola]

Originally posted by Bleu


ALE comes from some Latin language. In French, Germany is "Allemagne", I know that.

But I think they should use that D or GER (if they have every nationality with 3 letters)

"ALE" is "Alemanha" (Germany) in Portuguese. They used another international coding what uses three letters to identify countries, but it was in Portuguese, because that they putted "ALE" for Alemanha (Germany) in their language.
Is normal in sport the use of another international code what uses three letters to identify any country. If you know, since 80s the F1 TV coverage stats posts the nationalities of their drivers with that code.

[paulzinho]

4 Brasilians in the top 4... WAHOOOOOOOOOOO!