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BMW traces engine problems.
BMW has traced the engine problems that blighted its challenge to Ferrari at the Canadian Grand Prix. According to BMW Motorsport director Mario Theissen it was a valve failure for Juan Pablo Montoya's car which put the Colombian out with just thirteen laps to go to the end of the race.
FIA returns Silverstone road bond.
British Grand Prix organiser Octagon Motorsports has confirmed that it has had its $5 million bond returned by the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile [FIA], following the successful completion of road improvements at Silverstone ahead of this year's Formula One meeting.
Magnum confirms commitment to Minardi.
The Magnum Corporation, sponsor of Minardi in Formula One has issued an official statement confirming its commitment to the team, following speculation to the contrary during the past week.
Lasee back in Jordan hotseat.
German F3 hopeful Marcel Lasee has been recalled by the Jordan team as it prepares for the forthcoming European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring next weekend.
Sauber and Heidfeld join Ferrari at Mugello.
Nick Heidfeld had a very positive test at Mugello today [Wednesday] as Team Sauber Petronas began a three day test in preparation for the Grand Prix of Europe. He clocked a best time of 1 minute 24.853 seconds, covering 63 laps.
Malaysia's Prime Minister visits Sauber Petronas.
The Prime Minister of Malaysia, the Honourable Dato Seri Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad and his entourage visited the Sauber Petronas F1 headquarters in Hinwil, Switzerland yesterday.
Schumacher racks up Ferrari's 150th win.
Michael Schumacher took Ferrari's 150th grand prix victory when he won the Canadian Grand Prix for the fifth time in his career.
Rain prevents Ferrari pole shot.
After another thrilling battle between the BMW-Williams of Juan Pablo Montoya and the Ferrari of Michael Schumacher, it was the Colombian who claimed his second consecutive pole as rain determined the qualifying battle for the Canadian Grand Prix.
Villeneuve set to cash in with Newtown.
Like David Coulthard in Monaco, BAR Honda driver Jacques Villeneuve can expect a handsome bonus this weekend in Montreal from his business ventures off track.
Jaguar to oust Irvine for Button?
The rumour mill in Canada was working overtime by the time the pit-lane opened for first free practice, with the future of Jaguar driver Eddie Irvine at the top of most people's subject list.
Q&A: Pierre Dupasquier.
Michelin Motorsport director - Pierre Dupasquier - talks about being on top in practice; the two compounds the company has brought to Montreal and a lot more:
My time will come, says Barrichello.
Rubens Barrichello arrived at the Montreal circuit yesterday afternoon. The Brazilian driver has enjoyed a few days break in Miami and seems relaxed and confident for the race weekend.
Lewis Franck to anchor US F1 Radio broadcast.
Respected motor sport journalist, Lewis Franck, will provide play-by-play commentary for the U.S. Formula One Radio Network's coverage of the Canadian Grand Prix.
Malcharek tests Minardi.
Jirko Malch?rek became the first Slovak driver to test a Formula One car, when he was given a run in one by Minardi earlier this week.
Minardi confirms Malcharek as test driver.
KL Minardi Asiatech today [Wednesday] confirmed that Jirko Malcharek has been signed as a test driver for the team during the remainder of the 2002 season. The decision was taken following a successful test by the Slovakian driver at the Vairano track last week.
Jaguar and Proud Galleries announce F1 Exhibition.
Jaguar Racing in association with Proud Galleries (London) announced today their joint involvement in "Formula One, The Exhibition," the first definitive photographic exhibition that encapsulates all the elements of the sport, the ultimate celebration of the world of Formula One.
Minardi concludes successful aero test.
KL Minardi Asiatech today concluded a successful two-day session at the Vairano test track, near Milan, as part of its preparations for the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix.
Silverstone test - day two: 29 May.
Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello set the pace today [Wednesday] at the Silverstone circuit, England.
TAG Heuer extends partnership with McLaren.
McLaren International and TAG Heuer have today announced a long-term extension of their Partnership.
Renault's Fernando Alonso to test for Jaguar.
Jaguar Racing will this week conduct a test programme at Silverstone with its young test drivers James Courtney and Andre Lotterer. The three-day test takes place from Tuesday 28th to Thursday 30th May.
Frentzen tops warm-up as surprises continue.
Heinz-Harald Frentzen came out on top of the pre-race warm-up in Monaco, adding another unexpected twist to Jarno Trulli's practice pace and Juan Montoya's pole position.
Massa escapes at Ste Devote.
Felipe Massa escaped largely unharmed from a big accident at the Monaco Grand Prix, after his Sauber ran off the road at the tight first corner with 14 laps to go.
Herbert: Michael has tarnished his reputation.
Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert has attacked Michael Schumacher following Ferrari's questionable tactics at the Austrian GP.
Verstappen wins battle with Arrows.
Jos Verstappen has apparently won his court case against the Arrows team which stemmed from the Dutchman's abrupt dismissal from Tom Walkinshaw's line-up for 2002.