2002 Australian Nations Cup Championship - Results

Results

Championship results were as follows:

Position Driver No. Car Entrant Rd1 Rd2 Rd3 Rd4 Rd5 Rd6 Rd7 Rd8 Total
1 Jim Richards 1 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup OAMPS 140 105 150 160 165 150 160 181 1211
2 Geoff Morgan 4 Chrysler Viper Geoffrey Morgan 145 105 160 121 170 165 181 130 1177
3 John Bowe 888 Ferrari 360 GT
Ferrari 360 Challenge		 Prancing Horse Racing 171 121 171 155 106 181 77 105 1087
4 Paul Stokell 2 Lamborghini Diablo Team Lamborghini Australia 175 - 60 180 - 130 155 155 855
5 Kevin Bell 37 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup BNT G-Tech 84 85 116 108 116 100 104 112 825
6 Peter Fitzgerald 3 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Falken Tyres 116 - - 135 140 104 125 140 760
7 Tony Quinn 5 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup V.I.P. Petfoods (Aust) P/L 100 85 130 32 126 125 121 - 719
8 John Teulan 54 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing 51 11 104 68 88 45 36 65 468
9 Scott Shearman 77 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Scott Shearman 52 56 - 64 64 76 76 56 444
10 Sam Newman 17 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing 53 48 84 69 44 68 42 31 439
11 Steve Beards 24 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing 45 52 45 61 88 62 48 - 401
12 D'arcy Russell 7 Chrysler Viper D'Arcy Russell Racing 108 - - - - - 44 88 240
13 Maher Algadri 88 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup
Ferrari 360 Challenge		 Maher Algadri - 52 - 66 0 46 59 - 223
14 Ian Palmer 20 Honda NSX Brabham Cockatoo Creek 26 31 - 45 20 39 - 36 197
15 Brian Carr 88 Ferrari 360 Challenge
Ford Mustang Cobra R		 Prancing Horse Racing - 72 - 30 58 30 - - 190
16 Chris Seidler 11 Porsche 911 Liberty Financial 30 17 57 27 - - - - 131
17 Dean Cook 9 Porsche 911 Liberty Financial 39 - 57 27 - - - - 123
18 Rusty French 6 Chrysler Viper Skye Sands - - - - - - 77 39 116
19 David Scaysbrook 28 Porsche 911 Fuzion - - - - - - 22 88 110
20 Dean Grant 10 Porsche 911 Liberty Financial 19 - 61 - - - - - 80
21 Rod Wilson 99 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing - - - - - - - 45 45
22 Paul Morris 88 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing - - - - - - - 28 28
23 Max Warwick 83 Porsche 911 Warwick Fabrics - - - - - - 17 - 17
24 Russell Wright 50 Porsche 911 Russell Wright - - - - - - - 14 14
Group Two
1 John Teulan 54 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing 160 40 181 170 175 150 156 160 1192
2 Sam Newman 17 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing 156 105 155 165 100 176 165 95 1117
3 Steve Beards 24 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing 155 105 86 161 171 165 175 - 1018
4 Brian Carr 88 Ferrari 360 Challenge
Ford Mustang Cobra R		 Prancing Horse Racing - 121 - 130 140 140 - - 531
5 Chris Seidler 11 Porsche 911 Liberty Financial 130 45 121 125 - - - - 421
6 David Scaysbrook 28 Porsche 911 Fuzion - - - - - - 135 181 316
7 Dean Cook 9 Porsche 911 Liberty Financial 142 - 155 - - - - - 297
8 Dean Grant 10 Porsche 911 Liberty Financial 116 - 125 - - - - - 241
9 Rod Wilson 99 Ferrari 360 Challenge Prancing Horse Racing - - - - - - - 150 150
10 Max Warwick 83 Porsche 911 Warwick Fabrics - - - - - - 120 - 120
11 Russell Wright 50 Porsche 911 Russell Wright - - - - - - - 45 45

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