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Zanardi's Radio Fuels Future Uncertainty.
Alex Zanardi blamed the failure of his pits-to-car radio for his retirement in Austria, amid further speculation that he may not stay in Formula One for long.
Apologetic Coulthard Suffers 'nightmare'.
David Coulthard admitted to suffering a 'personal nightmare' at the Austrian Grand Prix after colliding with team-mate Mika Hakkinen.
Coulthard Safe For 2000.
David Coulthard believes that he will be stay with McLaren next season, and will be looking to finalise a deal as soon as possible. "I am sure I am going to be at McLaren next year," said the Scot, "All we need is a little bit of paper to make it official."
Brundle To Give Drivers' Eye View.
Martin Brundle has linked up with the Jordan team to give television viewers the chance to sample Formula One from the cockpit.
Salo Won Drive On Pressure Vote.
Mika Salo only got the job of replacing Michael Schumacher because Ferrari bosses thought he would be able to handle the pressure better than Luca Badoer.
Coulthard Confident.
David Coulthard is convinced his British Grand Prix win will help him mount a championship challenge this year, and backed up his hunch by setting the pace in Austria this afternoon.
Foot Injury Worry For Schumacher .
Michael Schumacher's Silverstone injuries are more widespread than first thought, with the German suffering damage to the toes and heel of his right foot.
Injured Schu Still In The Money.
Michael Schumacher is still earning a fortune - despite being laid up with a broken leg.
Ron: Eddie Should Shut Up And Drive.
According to McLaren boss Ron Dennis, Ferrari is going to have a tough task wresting either world title from the Woking team without Michael Schumacher, and he suggests that Eddie Irvine should be concentrating on his driving rather than holding forth on other subjects.
Malik Pushing For Return To Africa.
Arrows owner Prince Malik Ado Ibrahim wants Formula One to return to the African continent as the initial step in his search for the sport's first black driver.
Berger: It's Mika's Title.
BMW motorsport boss Gerhard Berger believes that Michael Schumacher's absence has all but handed Mika Hakkinen his second world title.
Schumacher May Miss Rest Of Year.
Michael Schumacher may opt to sit out the rest of the 1999 season in order to let his injuries heal fully.
Jos Was Jordan's Choice.
Jos Verstappen's manager has confirmed that the Dutch star was in line to replace Damon Hill at Jordan before Hill decided to see out the season.
Alesi: Salo Is Wrong Choice.
Sauber star Jean Alesi has slammed Ferrari's decision to appoint Mika Salo as Michael Schumacher's replacement - despite turning down the job himself.
Reynard Moved Upstairs After Criticism.
Race car designer Adrian Reynard has found himself removed from the firing line at British American Racing, following criticism from lead driver Jacques Villeneuve.
Monza Test - Day Four: 16 July 1999.
Eddie Irvine ensured that Ferrari reached the top of the times on home ground this week, by recording the fastest lap of day four at Monza.
Salo Tastes Ferrari 'dream'.
Mika Salo drove the Ferrari F399 for the first time at Fiorano on Tuesday and Wednesday, completing over 100 laps in his preparation to replace the injured Michael Schumacher.
Monza Test - Day Three: 15 July 1999.
Heinz-Harald Frentzen became the third different driver in as many days to top the times at the Monza test, edging out world championship leader Mika Hakkinen on the way.
Senna Trial Again Threatens Monza.
The Italian Grand Prix is the latest round of the world championship to be placed under threat of cancellation but, for once, not because of tobacco advertising.
Rumi Quits As Minardi Looks To Spain.
Minardi shareholder Gabriele Rumi is set to leave the team at the end of the year, opening it up to bids from its main sponsor.
Fisi Survives Monza Smash.
Giancarlo Fisichella emerged unscathed from a 150mph crash at Monza, just days after Michael Schumacher was hospitalised after crashing at the British GP.
Peugeot In Jordan Deal Rumour.
Jordan and Peugeot could be ready to renew old acquaintances, if paddock rumour at the British Grand Prix is correct.
Monza Test - Day Two: 14 July 1999.
Mika Hakkinen returned to action for the first time since his Silverstone disappointment, and promptly topped the times on day two of the Monza test.
Loose Screw Caused Schumi Crash.
A loose brake bleed nipple is thought to be the cause of Michael Schumacher's leg-breaking shunt at Silverstone on Sunday, although the Ferrari team says that there was no indication of a failure before the crash.