1997 Macau Grand Prix

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Formula Three motor race

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Race details
Date	16 November 1997
Location	Guia Circuit, Macau
Course	Temporary street circuit 6.120 km (3.803 mi)
Distance	Leg 1 15 laps, 73.44 km (45.63 mi) Leg 2 15 laps, 73.44 km (45.63 mi)
Leg 1
Pole
Driver	Soheil Ayari	Graff Racing
Time	2:15.892
Fastest Lap
Driver	Soheil Ayari	Graff Racing
Time	2:16.111
Podium
First	Soheil Ayari	Graff Racing
Second	Patrice Gay	Graff Racing
Third	André Couto	Prema Powerteam
Leg 2
Driver	Soheil Ayari	Graff Racing
Fastest Lap
Driver	Tom Coronel	TOM'S
Time	2:15.950
Podium
First	Soheil Ayari	Graff Racing
Second	Patrice Gay	Graff Racing
Third	Enrique Bernoldi	Promatecme

The 1997 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three was the 44th Macau Grand Prix race to be held on the streets of Macau on 16 November 1997. It was the fourteenth edition for Formula Three cars. Although he crashed at 250 km/h (160 mph) on the ninth lap of the first leg which necessitated a rebuild of his car, Graff Racing driver Soheil Ayari won the two-leg aggregate event by 11.5 seconds over his teammate Patrice Gay in second position. Third place was taken by Enrique Bernoldi of the Promatecme team.^[1]

Entry list

Team	No	Driver	Vehicle	Engine
San Miguel Paul Stewart Racing	1	Ralph Firman	Dallara 397	Mugen-Honda
	2	Jonny Kane
Bertram Schafer Racing	3	Massimiliano Angelelli	Dallara 397	Opel
	5	Bas Leinders
RC Motorsport	6	Oliver Martini	Dallara 397	Opel
	12	Michele Gasparini	Dallara 396
TOM'S	7	Tom Coronel	Dallara 397	Toyota
Gauloises Graff Racing	8	Patrice Gay	Dallara 396	Opel
	9	Soheil Ayari
Promatecme	15	Enrique Bernoldi	Dallara 397	Renault
	16	Nicolas Minassian
LD Autosport	17	Stéphane Sarrazin	Dallara 396	Fiat
Toda Racing	18	Yuji Tachikawa	Dallara 397	Mugen-Honda
Prema Powerteam	19	André Couto	Dallara 397	Opel
	20	Donny Crevels	Dallara 396	Fiat
Josef Kaufmann Racing	21	Wolf Henzler	Martini MK73	Opel
Alan Docking Racing	22	Mark Webber	Dallara 397	Mugen-Honda
	23	Ricardo Maurício
ASM Formule 3	25	David Saelens	Dallara 396	Opel
EF Project	26	Maurizio Mediani	Dallara 397	Fiat
Tomei Sport	27	Sebastián Martino	Dallara 397	Opel
	28	Keiichi Nishimiya	Dallara 396
GM Motorsport	29	Peter Dumbreck	Dallara 397	Opel
	30	Norman Simon
La Filiere	31	Franck Montagny	Martini MK73	Opel
	32	Oriol Servià
Martin Donnelly Racing	33	Mário Haberfeld	Dallara 397	Opel
Fortec Motorsports	35	Ben Collins	Dallara 397	Mitsubishi
	36	Fredrik Ekblom
Source:[2]

Race results

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References

1. ^ MacDonald, Bruce (17 November 1997). "Ayari rises from the ashes to grab Macau Grand Prix". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 10 September 2018.
2. ^ "Macau Grand Prix 1997 - Entry List" (PDF). Macau Grand Prix. Formel 3 Guide. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 April 2016. Retrieved 29 March 2016.

External links

• The official website of the Macau Grand Prix