V8 Supercars Standings 2003

34 drivers · 2003 season
PosDriverPoints
1
Marcos Ambrose
Stone Brothers Racing
2085pts
2
Greg Murphy
John Kelly Racing (HRT)
1983pts
3
Mark Skaife
Holden Racing Team
1817pts
4
Jason Bright
Paul Weel Racing
1770pts
5
Craig Lowndes
Ford Performance Racing
1756pts
6
Steven Richards
Perkins Engineering
1709pts
7
Russell Ingall
Stone Brothers Racing
1701pts
8
Rick Kelly
John Kelly Racing (HRT)
1675pts
9
Todd Kelly
Holden Racing Team
1628pts
10
Paul Radisich
Triple Eight Race Engineering
1618pts
11
John Bowe
Brad Jones Racing
1478pts
12
Garth Tander
Garry Rogers Motorsport
1470pts
13
Paul Weel
Paul Weel Racing
1450pts
14
Jason Bargwanna
Larkham Motorsport
1341pts
15
Glenn Seton
Ford Performance Racing
1266pts
16
Steven Johnson
Dick Johnson Racing
1229pts
17
Max Wilson
Dick Johnson Racing
1214pts
18
Cameron McConville
Lansvale Smash Repairs
1191pts
19
Steven Ellery
Steven Ellery Racing
1164pts
20
Brad Jones
Brad Jones Racing
1127pts
21
David Besnard
Rod Nash Racing (FPR)
1059pts
22
Simon Wills
Team Dynamik
1059pts
23
Paul Morris
Paul Morris Motorsport
1047pts
24
Dean Canto
Triple Eight Race Engineering
1001pts
25
Mark Larkham
Larkham Motorsport
949pts
26
Jason Richards
Team Dynamik
909pts
27
Jamie Whincup
Garry Rogers Motorsport
906pts
28
Mark Noske
Noske Motorsport
905pts
29
Paul Dumbrell
Perkins Engineering
887pts
30
Craig Baird
Team Kiwi Racing
856pts
31
Anthony Tratt
Paul Little Racing
678pts
32
Greg Ritter
00 Motorsport
537pts
33
David Thexton
Thexton Motor Racing
348pts
34
Rodney Forbes
00 Motorsport
238pts

Who won the 2003 V8 Supercar Championship Series?

Marcos Ambrose (Stone Brothers Racing) won the 2003 V8 Supercar Championship Series with 2085 points. Greg Murphy (John Kelly Racing (HRT)) finished second on 1983 points, 102 points behind, with Mark Skaife (Holden Racing Team) third on 1817 points. These are the final standings for the 2003 V8 Supercar Championship Series season.

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