60 YEARS OF AUTOSPORT

2003
AUTOSPORT, 19 June 2003 2003 Formula 1 world champion Michael Schumacher
  • Bentley wins the Le Mans 24 Hours with Tom Kristensen, Rinaldo Capello and Guy Smith
    Bentley wins the Le Mans 24 Hours with Tom Kristensen, Rinaldo Capello and Guy Smith
  • Petter Solberg beats Sebastien Loeb to the World Rally Championship title by a single point
    Petter Solberg beats Sebastien Loeb to the World Rally Championship title by a single point
  • Paul Tracy wins the Champ Car title, 12 years after his series debut
    Paul Tracy wins the Champ Car title, 12 years after his series debut
  • Ferrari continues its dominance of Formula 1 with Michael Schumacher's sixth title
    Ferrari continues its dominance of Formula 1 with Michael Schumacher's sixth title

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Michael Schumacher breaks Juan Manuel Fangio's record by winning sixth F1 world title • Juan Pablo Montoya and Kimi Raikkonen both emerge as title contenders • Fernando Alonso replaces Jenson Button at Renault and wins in Hungary • F1 points system extended to reward first eight finishers • Jacques Villeneuve replaced by Takuma Sato at Suzuka after failed five-year BAR adventure • Giancarlo Fisichella scores Jordan's last win at Interlagos • Gil de Ferran retires after winning Indy 500, Scott Dixon takes IRL title at the first attempt • Rising star Tony Renna signs for Ganassi but is killed testing at Indianapolis • Kenny Brack survives enormous IRL accident at Texas • Guy Smith, Tom Kristensen and Rinaldo Capello give Bentley its first Le Mans win for 73 years • Petter Solberg becomes first Norwegian to win WRC, but Loeb runs him close on Citroen Xsara debut • Paul Tracy finally wins Champ Car crown, 12 years after his series debut • Matt Kenseth's NASCAR title is the last under the Winston Cup name

1Bentley wins the Le Mans 24 Hours with Tom Kristensen, Rinaldo Capello and Guy Smith 2Petter Solberg beats Sebastien Loeb to the World Rally Championship title by a single point 3Paul Tracy wins the Champ Car title, 12 years after his series debut 4Ferrari continues its dominance of Formula 1 with Michael Schumacher's sixth title