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Toyota signs Panasonic as sponsor.
Toyota has announced that Matsushita brand Panasonic will be the main sponsor of its Formula One racing team.
Bridgestone hits 50 wins with Schumacher triumph.
Michael Schumacher's victory in the French Grand Prix was the 50th time a car has taken the chequered flag in an F1 world championship race on Bridgestone tyres.
Hakkinen fastest in French warm-up.
Mika Hakkinen pipped Michael Schumacher by the narrowest of margins to post the quickest lap of pre-race warm-up at Magny-Cours.
Post-race press conference - French GP.
Drivers: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), Ralf Schumacher (Williams), Rubens Barrichello (Ferrari) TV unilaterals Q: Michael, we were told before the race that you had a clutch problem, did it affect you at all?
Half century for Schumacher as DC rues error.
Michael Schumacher took another giant step towards repeating as world champion by scoring an impressive 50th grand prix success at Magny-Cours.
Arrows in new blocking claim.
Just a handful of races after Enrique Bernoldi's run in with McLaren at Monaco, the young Brazilian finds himself at the centre of another blocking storm in France.
Asiatech announcement imminent.
The Nurburgring rumour suggesting that Arrows will switch to Jaguar-spec Cosworth engines was all but confirmed by current supplier Asiatech at Magny-Cours today.
Tyres work as fireworks greet Schumacher home win.
Local hero Michael Schumacher gave a perfect performance in front of his home fans, leading a enthralling European Grand Prix from start to finish, adding another victory to the Bridgestone tally.
White lines: Ralf, don't do it...
Ralf Schumacher's hopes of winning in front of a fervent home crowd at the Nurburgring disappeared at the end of his first pit-stop, when he was handed a stop-go penalty.
McLaren gives Kiev last shot of Adrenaline.
On Saturday 16 June, the West McLaren Mercedes Adrenaline Programme staged its last event, bringing to a close the largest public participation scheme yet run by a Formula One team.
Frentzen to Toyota rumour resurfaces.
The Nurburgring paddock was alive with speculation that Heinz-Harald Frentzen may still be on his way to Toyota in 2002.
Temenos joins Sauber sponsors.
Following its successful start to the 2001 season, Sauber has entered into a marketing co-operation with Temenos, a leading provider of integrated software systems for financial institutions.
Ferrari buys 'green' Motorhome.
Making its debut at the European Grand Prix, Ferrari's new Media bus blends in well with the Prancing Horse's two other motorhomes (pictured), sharing their predominantly red livery.
Karthikeyan to do another F1 test.
Narain Karthikeyan who became the first Indian to drive a Formula One car last week thanks to Jaguar Racing has revealed that he will test for another F1 team this year.
Heidfeld to miss European GP?
Nick Heidfeld could miss the European Grand Prix on Sunday as the German is still suffering from headaches after his two crashes during the Canadian GP weekend.
Red Bull to buy into Arrows?
According to reports in the Sunday press Red Bull could dump Sauber-Petronas at the end of the year and take Morgan Grenfell's stake in the Orange-Arrows team.
Fiorano test - day one: 16 June.
Test driver, Luca Badoer was in action at the Fiorano circuit yesterday (Saturday) afternoon to conclude Ferrari's preparations for the upcoming European Grand Prix.
Pollock: Villeneuve-Montoya dispute is finished.
BAR boss Craig Pollock has urged the media to stop going on about the scrap between Jacques Villeneuve and Juan Pablo Montoya and to let them get on with the job in hand - racing.
Sir Jackie Stewart.
Three-times Formula One World Champion John Young 'Jackie' Stewart has been awarded a Knighthood on the Queen's birthday honours list for his services to motorsport over the past 35 years.
Agreement between Fila and Ferrari.
Fila Holding and Ferrari have signed a three-year licensing contract for the production and worldwide distribution of Ferrari-branded sports clothing and footwear.
Canadian GP - facts and figures.
0 the number of drivers who have scored points in all 8 races this season. David Coulthard's retirement on Sunday means he ends a points scoring run which goes back ten races to last year's USA Grand Prix.
Testing plans pre-European GP.
All of the F1 teams on the grid, with the exception of Minardi will be back in action this week testing at Silverstone.
Williams threatens Montoya with the sack?
Frank Williams has according to the British press threatened to sack Juan Pablo Montoya if there is another outburst like that at the Canadian GP.
Post-race press conference - Canadian GP.
Drivers: Ralf Schumacher (Williams), Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), Mika Hakkinen (McLaren) TV unilaterals Q: Well done Ralf. Was that the greatest fun you've ever had with your clothes on?