distracted Tréluyer long enough to allow Wirdheim to attempt an overtake, which was blocked by the former. Jouanny and Hayes passed Bobbi on the road during the final lap. Meanwhile, on his second appearance in Macau, Sato was unchallenged for the rest of the second leg to complete it ten minutes faster than the first and win outright, achieving the first victory for a Japanese driver in the race's history. Tréluyer followed 4.410 seconds later in second and Wirdheim completed the overall podium finishers in third. Off the podium, the Japanese duo of Matsuura and Ide finished fourth and fifth. Bobbi took sixth and Hackett was seventh. Kovalainen was eighth, and the Macanese pair of Ho and Lei rounded out the top ten. The final classified finishers were Montin, Merszei, Monteiro, Gommendy and Kurosawa. Race classification References External links (Archived) Macau Grand Prix 2001 in Formula Three Grand Macau