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F1 regulation changes announced for 2002.
The World Motor Sport Council met in K?ln today, and ratified a number of changes to the Formula One sporting and technical regulations for 2002. These include:
Heidfeld puts Sauber back on track.
Nick Heidfeld scored two more World Championship points by finishing fifth for Team Sauber-Petronas in yesterday's USA Grand Prix, bringing the Swiss outfit's seasonal total to 22.
More bad luck for Barrichello.
Ferrari number two Rubens Barrichello suffered yet more bad luck yesterday during the United States Grand Prix when he retired while running in a strong second position and challenging eventual winner Mika Hakkinen.
Post-race press conference - United States GP.
Drivers: Mika Hakkinen (McLaren), Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), David Coulthard (McLaren) Q: We have David Coulthard, Michael Schumacher and Mika Hakkinen [ applause ]. Well done, Mika. Mika Hakkinen: Thank you.
Mellencamp, Labelle to perform at USGP.
World famous recording artists John Mellencamp and Patti Labelle will take part in an exciting grid presentation during the pre-race ceremony at the United States Grand Prix this weekend.
BAR teams with EA Sports at Indy.
British American Racing is sporting allegiance to the world's biggest computer games developer at Indianapolis this weekend, following the agreement of an exclusive partnership.
F1 world says farewell to Murray.
The Formula One paddock gave Murray Walker a send-off to remember in Indianapolis, as the legendary British commentator prepared for his final race behind the mike.
Preview - United States Grand Prix 2001.
The United States Grand Prix is the penultimate round of the 2001 FIA Formula One World Championship. This year the event looks likely to be a sombre affair after the terrorist attacks on September 11th.
I have learned a lot, says Bernoldi.
F1 rookie Enrique Bernoldi has revealed that he has a 'professional relationship' with his Arrows team-mate Jos Verstappen. The comments are in stark contrast to those made by Verstappen who recently said the Brazilian was the worst team-mate he has ever had in F1.
Todt: We wish to support the American people.
Ferrari boss Jean Todt has said that Ferrari and Formula One wishes to 'support the American people' in their hour of need.
Fan-tastic club Jordan Silverstone day.
Jordan Grand Prix welcomed eight hundred of its most dedicated fans to a Club Jordan event on the final day of the team's Silverstone test last week, giving Jordan supporters close-up access to the team, cars and drivers.
Arrows sign Rinland as their new chief designer.
The OrangeArrows team today announced that they have signed Sergio Rinland as their new Chief Designer. Rinland was responsible for this year's impressive Sauber C20, which has so far helped this Swiss team to their best season to date.
Alesi and Wilson wrap up test for Jordan.
The Jordan Honda team today concluded its three-day test programme in dry but overcast conditions at Silverstone, during which it assessed fresh driver talent in Justin Wilson and Narain Karthikeyan.
Jordan Grand Prix appoints Celerant Consulting.
Jordan Grand Prix today formally announced the appointment of Celerant Consulting, a leading management consultancy with significant industrial and automotive experience, to maximise the team's on and off-track performance in its long-term pursuit of Formula One success.
Q&A: Ross Brawn.
Ferrari Technical Director Ross Brawn talks about the Italian Grand Prix, Juan Pablo Montoya and a lot more: Q: What did you make of the weekend? Was it good or bad?
Massa given Sauber test.
F3000 race winner Felipe Massa will step into shoes originally earmarked for Marcel Fassler at Mugello next week, after being awarded a Formula One test with Sauber.
Michael expresses paddock's sympathy.
Michael Schumacher has told of his shock at Tuesday's events in America, and claimed that his feelings were echoed throughout the Formula One paddock.
No logos for Ferrari at Monza.
The Ferrari team have announced that their two cars will run in a plain red livery at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, a mark of respect after the recent terrorist attacks in the US. The team issued the following statement:
Fiorano shakedown - day two: 12 September.
Yesterday morning at the Fiorano circuit, Ferrari test driver Luca Badoer carried out a final shakedown before the Italian Grand Prix.
Fiorano shakedown - day one: 11 September.
Ferrari test driver Luca Badoer was in action yesterday at the Fiorano circuit, the Italian carried out the shakedown of the three F2001s which will be used by Ferrari at the forthcoming Italian Grand Prix.
US GP to be televised live on ABC-TV.
The second annual United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis on September 30 will be screened live in America by ABC-TV.
Lauda: Burti was lucky.
Jaguar Formula One boss Niki Lauda has added his voice to claims that Luciano Burti would not have survived his Belgian Grand Prix crash in earlier seasons.
Burti advised to return when '100 per cent'.
Contrary to recent reports, Luciano Burti could be back racing this season, after his doctor claimed to have been misinterpreted in interviews.
Burti returns home.
Doctors at the University Hospital in Liege have officially confirmed that Luciano Burti has been released from their care and is returning home after his Belgian Grand Prix accident.