Barrichello were criticized for swapping finishes at Austria and the United States - an event that would provoke a ban on 'team orders' for the following seasons, and would be raised again in 2010 when Ferrari was fined after appearing to instruct Felipe Massa to allow Fernando Alonso to win the German Grand Prix. The F2002 (renamed the F2002B) was still competitive at the beginning of 2003, and Schumacher took the car's last win in the San Marino Grand Prix before it was replaced by the F2003-GA for the next race. The F2003-GA was not quite as successful as the F2002, and Schumacher only won the title by two points over McLaren's Kimi Räikkönen. Ferrari used 'Marlboro' logos, except at the British, French and United States Grands Prix. Complete Formula One results (key) (results in bold indicate pole position; results in italics indicate fastest lap) * 207 points with the F2002 ** 32 points scored with the F2002B Sponsors Marlboro Vodafone Fiat Shell Bridgestone AMD Magneti Marelli SKF OMR Brembo Mahle GmbH Alena References Hughes, M. 2007. Over-ruled?. Motor Sport. LXXXIII/3, p. 44 External links Technical details for the Ferrari F2002 F2002 2002 Formula One season cars 2003 Formula One season cars Formula One championship-winning cars