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1982 Macau Grand Prix

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The 1982 Macau Grand Prix was the 29th Macau Grand Prix race to be held on the streets of Macau on 21 November 1982. It was the ninth and final edition of the race to be held for Formula Pacific cars.[1]

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Race details
Date 21 November 1982
Location Guia Circuit, Macau
Course Temporary street circuit
6.12 km (3.80 mi)
Distance 32 laps, 195.84 km (121.69 mi)
Overall Results
First Brazil Roberto Moreno (1h 18m 33.32s)
Cargo Holdings
Second Republic of Ireland Alo Lawler (1h 18m 59.38s)
The Lep Group
Third Japan Takao Wada (1h 19m 32.74s)
Takao Wada
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The race was won by Roberto Moreno in the #16 Cargo Holdings Ralt RT4/82-Ford BDD with a total time of 1:18:33.320. Roberto Guerrero broke the lap record with a time of 2:20.64.[2] The previous record was held by Alan Jones who put down a time of 2:21.44 in 1976.[3]

Entry list

All teams use Formula Pacific 1.6 liter engines.

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Results

Qualifying

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Pos No. Driver Team Time Gap Grid
1 11 Japan Masahiro Hasemi Flying Tigers Racing 2:20.48 — 1
2 5 Japan Kazuyoshi Hoshino Kazuyoshi Hoshino 2:21.76 +1.28s 2
3 16 Brazil Roberto Moreno Cargo Holdings 2:21.96 +1.48s 3
4 8 United Kingdom Tiff Needell Crown Motors 2:22.13 +1.65s 4
5 1 United Kingdom Geoff Lees Marlboro-Theodore Racing 2:22.96 +2.48s 5
6 2 Colombia Roberto Guerrero Marlboro-Theodore Racing 2:23.79 +3.31s 6
7 7 Japan Takao Wada Takao Wada 2:24.17 +3.69s 7
8 19 United States Mark Moore MDB Systems 2:25.88 +5.40s 8
9 4 Republic of Ireland Alo Lawler The Lep Group 2:25.88 +5.40s 9
10 12 Japan Shuroku Sasaki Flying Tigers Racing 2:26.96 +6.48s 10
11 9 United Kingdom Gary Gibson 2:27.82 +7.34s 11
12 10 Australia Neil Crang Team Tiga 2:29.35 +8.87s 12
13 66 Hong Kong Albert Poon Equippe 66 Racing 2:29.79 +9.31s 13
14 15 United Kingdom John Sheldon Team Tiga 2:30.98 +10.50s 14
15 17 United Kingdom Mike Catlow Mike Catlow 2:32.07 +11.59s 15
16 99 Australia Vern Schuppan Equippe 66 Racing 2:32.09 +11.61s   16
17 6 United Kingdom Duncan Bain Duncan Bain 2:38.81 +18.33s 17
18 Hong Kong Ka Ming Ho Agapiou Racing 2:44.30 +23.82s 18
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Race

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Pos. No. Driver Team Laps Time/Retired
1 16 Brazil Roberto Moreno Cargo Holdings 32 1hr 18min 33.32sec
2 4 Republic of Ireland Alo Lawler The Lep Group 32 +26.06s
3 7 Japan Takao Wada Takao Wada 32 +59.42s
4 10 Australia Neil Crang Team Tiga 32 +2:29.03s
5 66 Hong Kong Albert Poon Equippe 66 Racing 31 +1 Lap
6 15 United Kingdom John Sheldon Team Tiga 31 +1 Lap
7 9 United Kingdom Gary Gibson 31 +1 Lap
8 2 Colombia Roberto Guerrero Marlboro-Theodore Racing 31 Accident
DNF 99 Australia Vern Schuppan Equippe 66 Racing 30 Fuel
DNF 8 United Kingdom Tiff Needell Crown Motors 27 Accident
DNF 19 United States Mark Moore MDB Systems 27 Engine
DNF 17 United Kingdom Mike Catlow Mike Catlow 26 Engine
DNF 11 Japan Masahiro Hasemi Flying Tigers Racing 26 Contact damage
DNF 5 Japan Kazuyoshi Hoshino Kazuyoshi Hoshino 20 Engine
DNF 1 United Kingdom Geoff Lees Marlboro-Theodore Racing 17 Fuel pump
DNF 6 United Kingdom Duncan Bain Duncan Bain 15 Did not finish
DNF Hong Kong Ka Ming Ho Agapiou Racing 11 Engine
DNF 12 Japan Shuroku Sasaki Flying Tigers Racing 0 Gearbox
Fastest lap: Colombia Roberto Guerrero, 2:20.64
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