Raikkonen retires after engine blow

The Williams duo soon got past Heidfeld but by then the damage was done as the Ferrari pair had sped away.

Sun, 12 May, 2002 - 14:43

The Williams duo soon got past Heidfeld but by then the damage was done as the Ferrari pair had sped away.

After just four of the 71 laps, Barrichello led Schumacher by one second with Ralf six seconds further back.

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