Atomic Kitten and Mick Hucknall join the GP Party.

The racy trio of Atomic Kitten will be donning their race suits to perform at the 2002 Grand Prix Party.

The avid F1 fans, who even have a motorsport team named after them, are promising to steal the show at the Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday 12th February, when the world's of Formula One and rock music kick start the F1 season in support of the Brain and Spine Foundation.

The award winning chart toppers, Natasha, Jenny and Liz, famous for their number 1 singles 'Whole Again' and 'Eternal Flame' will also be joined by all time favourite Mick Hucknall. The Simply Red star acclaimed for the hits 'Money's Too Tight To Mention' and 'Something Got Me Started' will thrill the audience with his greatest hits.

Orchestrating the evening will be the infamous jazz genius Jools Holland accompanied by his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra. The 2002 Grand Prix Party will also be hosted by TV's brainiest beauty, Carol Vorderman, and will feature some of Formula 1's most famous faces, including former World Champions, Damon Hill, Sir Stirling Moss, Niki Lauda and Jody Scheckter, along with the legendary voice of F1, Murray Walker as well as his successors Martin Brundle and James Allen.

Last year, Jaguar's flighty F1 star Eddie Irvine thrilled crowds by flying back from an important test in Valencia just to appear on stage. Rumours are now circulating as to who will be the surprise stage guests at the Albert Hall this year!

Tickets are available from the 24hrs Grand Prix Party Hotline on - 0115 912 9000 and the Royal Albert Hall Ticket Information line on - 020 7589 8212, or log onto the Official Grand Prix Party website at www.grandprixparty.com