2002 Alternate CART season

The 2002 CART season was the twenty-fourth in the CART era of U.S. open-wheel racing and the first to be run by Marcus Kun.

Teams and Drivers

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2002 DHL Championship Series season.

Team	Chassis	Engine	Tires	No	Drivers	Rounds
Walker Racing	Swift 013.c	Chevrolet	Goodyear	0	Massimiliano Bianchi	1-
				3	Pedro Renales	1-
				9	Rick Douglais	1-
Alstom Il Barone Rampante	Lola B02/00	Chevrolet	Goodyear	1	Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler	1-
				2	Joey Alliot	1-
				4	Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler	1-
Restov Racing	Reynard 02i	Lada	Goodyear	5	Tim Horan	1-
				6	Paul Eckeridge	1-
Team Rojo Pemex	Lola B2/00	Yamaha	Goodyear	10	Adrián Rojo Fernández	1-
				14	Peter Franz	1-
Force Indianapolis	Reynard 02i	Spyker	Goodyear	11	Sebastian Bourdais	1-
				12	Leonhard von Gottorp	1-
				13	Dennis Mignolet	1-
Holden Dealer Team	Van Diemen CC02	Holden	Goodyear	15	Craig Lowndes	1-
				26	Paul Tracy	1-
Fractal Developments	Reynard 02i	Lada	Firestone	20	Boris Offenhauser	1-
				21	Alvaro Gonzalez	1-
Genki Racing	Swift 013.c	Honda	Firestone	22	Marcin Rzepczynski	1-
				24	Hirokazu Moriya	1-
Ambrose-Milan Autosport	Lola B02/00	Peugeot	Goodyear	25	TBA	1-
				42	Jacques Malenfant	1-
Montreal Racing Services	Reynard 02i	Pontiac	Firestone	27	Casval Rojas	1-
				28	Artesia Mass	1-
Northgate Engineering	Lola B02/00	Toyota	Firestone	31	Mika Hakkinen	1-
				32	Ralf Alden	1-
DSR Racing	Reynard 02i	Holden	Goodyear	33	Nikola Nikolov	1-
				66	Oliver Kunz	1-
Mazzacane Motorsport	Reynard 02i	Holden	Goodyear	39	José Pablo Mazzacane	1-
				40	Maven O'Connor	1-
Cassidy Racing	Reynard 02i	Dodge	Firestone	44	Angela McIntyre	1-
				54	Brett Miller	1-
				64	Brendon Cassidy Jr.	1-
FSK Racing	Lola B02/00	Yamaha	Goodyear	55	Nathan Nurmester	1-
				56	Dietrich Anger	1-
W2 Racing	Reynard 02i	Chevrolet	Firestone	65	O.N. Duck Jr.	1-
				97	Joey Glucci	1-
Checkered Flag Motorsport	TBA	TBA	TBA	60	TBA	1-
				80	Jorg Scrattenheim	1-
Jefferson Grand Prix	Reynard 02i	Holden	Goodyear	72	Oriol Serviá	1-
				78	TBA	1-
				88	João Paulo de Oliveira	1-
JLD Motorsport	Lola B2/00	Porsche	Firestone	73	Jason Bright	1-
				74	Townsend Bell	1-
				75	Daniel Melrose	18
Handford Racing Team	Reynard 02i	Holden	Firestone	84	Jacob Eichholtz	1-
				88	Giorgio Pavetti	1-
S7 Konglomerat	Reynard 02i	Yamaha	Firestone	190	Psycho Mantis	1-
				191	Screaming Mantis	1-

Full series results

Race results

	Race Name	Track	Date	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team	ROTR
1	Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach	Long Beach, California	March 10
2	Bridgestone Grand Prix of Monterey Featuring the Shell 300	Laguna Seca, California	April 14
3	Harrah's 500 Presented by Toyota	Brooklyn, Michigan	April 27
4	Durex 200 at The Glen	Watkins Glen, New York	June 2
5	CART Grand Prix of San Fransisco	San Fransisco, California	June 9
6	Grand Prix at Road America Featuring the Motorola 220	Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin	June 16
7	Lehigh Valley Grand Prix Presented by Toyota	Nazareth, Pennsylvania	June 30
8	The 500 Presented by Toyota	Fontana, California	July 7
9	Miller Lite 250	West Allis, Wisconsin	July 14
10	Sure For Men Rockingham 500	Corby, United Kingdom	July 28
11	DHL Grand Prix of Thruxton	Hampshire, England	August 4
12	Daily Express Indy Silverstone	Northamptonshire, England	August 11
13	The German 500	Klettwitz, Germany	August 18
14	The Alstom Trophy	Dijon, France	August 25
15	The Dega 400	Talladega, Alabama	September 7
16	Pocono 500	Long Pond, Pennsylvania	September 14
17	Bridgestone Potenza 500	Motegi, Japan	October 13
18	Honda Indy 300	Surfers Paradise, Australia	October 20
19	Molson Indy Montreal	Montreal, Quebec	November 3
20	Kraco 500	Atlanta, Georgia	November 17

Oval/Speedway

Road Course/Street Circuit