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Friday press conference - Italian GP - Pt.2.
Team personnel: Ross Brawn (Ferrari), Flavio Briatore (Renault), Ron Dennis (McLaren), Patrick Head (Williams) Questions from the floor
Is Baumgartner Jordan's long-term choice?
According to paddock rumour at the Italian Grand Prix, Ralph Firman's injury-induced absence from the cockpit could be permanent - and not because the Briton is unlikely to regain full race fitness.
2004 F1 calendar announced.
The FIA - the governing body for the Formula One World Championship, has today released a complete schedule for 2004 and following a fax vote by the World Motor Sport Council, it has been confirmed that 17 events will take place next year.
Q&A: Pascal Vasselon (Michelin).
Michelin's F1 project manager, Pascal Vasselon, talks about the Italian Grand Prix, tyre wear at Monza, pit stops, and more... Q: Pascal, what special demands does Monza place on tyres?
Q&A: Tristan Timmins.
Lucky Strike BAR-Honda track aerodynamicist, Tristan Timmins talks about his role at the Brackley based team, his best moment in F1 and a lot, lot more... Q: What do you love about your job?
Rubens predicts an 'exciting' race.
Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello is looking for a repeat this weekend at the Monza, namely a repeat of his win last year at the Italian Grand Prix.
Berger bows out at Monza.
Gerhard Berger will make his final Formula One appearance as BMW motorsport director at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza, bringing to an end almost 25 years of motorsport involvement.
Q&A: Gerhard Berger.
Gerhard Berger, for 25 years one of the most popular figures in the Formula One paddock, has finally confirmed that this weekend's Italian Grand Prix will be his last as a driver or team member.
Todt: Michelin would have done the same.
Ferrari sporting director Jean Todt has insisted that, had the current tyre protest positions been reversed, Michelin would have had no hesitation in protesting Ferrari and Bridgestone for running allegedly illegal rubber.
Italian GP preview - facts and figures.
Round fourteen of the 2003 FIA Formula One World Championship takes place next weekend at Monza in Italy. Here you can find out some relevant facts and figures... 1. Location: Monza has a population of 120,000 and is part of the province of Milan.
Ralf 'not to blame' for Monza shunt.
Ralf Schumacher has been cleared of making an error that led to the massive accident he suffered on the opening day of the latest Formula One group test at Monza.
Ferrari: We caused tyre quarrel.
Ferrari has today admitted that they are responsible for the current tyre row, after they complained to the sport's governing body, the FIA.
Monza test - day two: 3 September.
McLaren-Mercedes driver David Coulthard set the pace for second successive day today [Wednesday], at the Monza circuit in Italy.
Schumacher detained in hospital after test smash.
Ralf Schumacher was in hospital last night after exiting the first day of the Monza test in spectacular fashion following an accident.
Monza test - day one: 2 September.
McLaren-Mercedes driver David Coulthard set the pace today [Tuesday], at the Monza circuit in Italy.
Montoya to invoke soccer law for early exit?
Juan Pablo Montoya may decide to enforce an European Commission ruling introduced for soccer purposes if he is refused permission to leave Williams and join McLaren for next season, according to the German press.
Button's bird gets the boot.
The ribbing may now finally end for Jenson Button, following the expulsion of girlfriend Louise Griffiths from the BBC 's Fame Academy talent-spotting show.
Michelin reacts angrily to tyre rule changes.
The remaining three races in the 2003 FIA Formula One World Championship could be thrown into confusion following news that the FIA plans to implement a new interpretation of the sporting regulations concerning F1 tyres.
Burti to return to Ferrari in 2004?
Luciano Burti has been summoned to Ferrari's headquarters in Maranello, prompting speculation that he could be set to return to the team next year, after testing for the outfit in 2002.
Barrichello slams Hungarian marshals.
Ferraris Rubens Barrichello has hit out at the marshals at the Hungarian Grand Prix following his horrific crash on Sunday, the Brazilian adding: "nobody was there to assist me."
Celebrities 'rock' at Rockingham - F1 style.
To cap off a sizzling August, a host of celebrity favourites will gather at Rockingham to sample the Minardi Formula One team's 'Thunder at the Rock' and take in a performance from current rock phenomenon The Darkness .
McLaren to persevere with MP4-17D.
Suggestions that the radical McLaren-Mercedes MP4-18 will never race took another step towards reality last night, when it was confirmed that the Woking team will press its current MP4-17D into action at the final three races of the year in order to help Kimi Raikkonen's championship chances.
Alonso, Trulli and Renault to 'race' in Moscow.
Fresh from his first Formula One victory, Fernando Alonso has been set a new challenge - driving his Renault R23 racing car round the streets of Moscow. And at the speeds the average Russian taxi driver goes, the youngest Grand Prix winner will have his work cut out to keep up!
Minardi to run Arrows A23 at Mugello.
Minardi will test last year's Arrows car, the A23, next week, when they put it head-to-head with their own car, the PS03.