The 2002 season was significant in Christian Horner’s rise to becoming Formula 1’s longest-serving team principal with Red Bull. That year, his Arden team rose to prominence in Formula 3000, then the premier F1 support series, with a driver line-up that proved an excellent match and delivered his previously winless squad five on-the-road victories from 12 rounds.
The ultra-experienced Tomas Enge delivered its breakthrough triumph at the A1-Ring, where he was capably backed up in second by German Formula 3 graduate Bjorn Wirdheim.
