2003 Formula 3 Euro Series Season - Teams and Drivers

Teams and Drivers

2003 Entry List
Team # Driver Rookie Chassis Engine Rounds
Team Rosberg 3 Nico Rosberg R F303/005 Opel All
4 Andreas Zuber F303/006 All
ASM F3 5 Alexandre Prémat R F303/015 Mercedes All
6 Olivier Pla F303/014 All
34 Bruno Spengler R F303/016 4–10
39 Jamie Green 3
Prema Powerteam 7 Katsuyuki Hiranaka F303/007 Opel All
8 Ryan Briscoe F303/008 All
33 Lucas di Grassi R F303/022 2–3
Robert Kubica R 4–10
Signature Plus 9 Nicolas Lapierre F302/043 Sodemo All
10 Fabio Carbone F302/018 All
42 César Campaniço F302/067 10
Opel Team KMS 11 Timo Glock F303/009 Opel All
12 Maro Engel R F302/009 1–5
Hendrik Vieth R 6
Adam Carroll 7–10
Saulnier Racing 14 Harold Primat F302/021 Sodemo All
15 Simon Abadie F302/060 1–5
Nicolas Armindo R 9–10
Team Ghinzani 16 Robert Doornbos F302/052 Mugen All
17 Álvaro Parente F302/003 All
38 Philipp Baron R F302/042 3–10
LD Autosport 18 Stefano Proetto F302/065 Mugen 1–6
Patrice Manopoulos R 7–10
19 Simon Abadie F302/063 6–10
Swiss Racing Team 20 Gilles Tinguely F302/061 Opel 1–5
21 César Campaniço F302/011 1–7
35 James Manderson F302/062 1–4
Stefano Proetto 9–10
41 Marcel Lasée 5–7, 9
Mücke Motorsport 22 Markus Winkelhock F302/012 Mercedes All
23 Christian Klien R F302/032 All
Kolles 24 Charles Zwolsman F303/012 Mercedes All
25 Jan Heylen R F302/076 1–7
Jamie Green 8–10
MB Racing Performance 28 Alexandros Margaritis R F303/021 Opel All
36 Daniel la Rosa R F302/083 All
Superfund TME 29 Sakon Yamamoto F303/001 Toyota All
30 Bernhard Auinger F302/088 All
HBR Motorsport 31 Richard Lietz F302/030 Opel All
32 Claudio Torre R F302/033 5–9
Drumel Motorsport 37 Dong-Wook Lee R F303/004 Mugen 1–2
38 Philipp Baron R F303/003 1–2
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