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	Roberto Moreno (1h 18m 33.32s) Cargo Holdings
Second	Alo Lawler (1h 18m 59.38s) The Lep Group
Third	Takao Wada (1h 19m 32.74s) Takao Wada

The 1982 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three 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]

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.

Team	No	Driver	Vehicle	Engine
Marlboro-Theodore Racing	1	Geoff Lees	Ralt RT4/81	Ford BDA
	2	Roberto Guerrero	Ralt RT4/82	Ford BDD
The Lep Group	4	Alo Lawler	Ralt RT4/80	Ford BDA
Kazuyoshi Hoshino	5	Kazuyoshi Hoshino	Ralt RT4/82	Nissan LZ14
Duncan Bain	6	Duncan Bain	March 78B	Ford BDD
Takao Wada	7	Takao Wada	Falcon 82P	Nissan LZ14-Tomei
Crown Motors	8	Tiff Needell	Ralt RT4	Toyota 2T-G-Tom's
	9	Gary Gibson	Chevron B56	Ford BDA
Team Tiga	10	Neil Crang	Tiga FA82	Ford BDD
	15	John Sheldon	Tiga FA81/82
Flying Tigers Racing	11	Masahiro Hasemi	Ralt RT4/82	Nissan LZ14
	12	Shuroku Sasaki	March 81A	Nissan LZ14-Tomei
Cargo Holdings	16	Roberto Moreno	Ralt RT4/82	Ford BDD
Mike Catlow	17	Mike Catlow	Ralt RT1/77	Ford BDD
MDB Systems	19	Mark Moore	Ralt RT4	Ford BDD
Equippe 66 Racing	66	Albert Poon	Chevron B39/B40	Ford BDA
	99	Vern Schuppan	Tiga FA81	Ford BDD
Agapiou Racing		Ka Ming Ho	Ralt RT4	Ford BDD

Results

Qualifying

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

Race

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

References

External links

• Official website