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2002 Formula One Season _best_ -
It was the season that forced the FIA to rewrite the rules: new qualifying formats, points system changes, and eventually, the V8 era to cut costs. Ferrari had become so good, they broke the game.
“It wasn’t racing. It was a royal procession. But what a procession.” – Murray Walker 2002 formula one season
It was a masterpiece in red. Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) – 147 pts Constructors' champion: Scuderia Ferrari – 221 pts Best of the rest: Juan Pablo Montoya (Williams) – 50 pts It was the season that forced the FIA
When dominance becomes art—and controversy It was a royal procession
Welcome to the season of the Scarlet Steamroller. On paper, 2002 should have been a thriller. The 2001 season had ended with a resurgent Williams-BMW pairing of Ralf Schumacher and Juan Pablo Montoya promising to dethrone the red empire. McLaren-Mercedes, with David Coulthard and a young Kimi Räikkönen, looked sharp in pre-season testing.
