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French GP preview - BMW Williams-F1.
Although the last two races on North American soil did not produce any points for the BMW WilliamsF1 Team, the teams on track performance demonstrated a significant improvement in terms of the FW26's competitiveness.
Formula One comes to London's Regent Street.
Formula One will come to the streets of London with the confirmation from The Regent Street Association that eight F1 teams will run on the street in the heart of London's West End on Tuesday July 6th.
Jaguar ruing Klien decision?
Jaguar's managing director David Pitchforth has conceded that the team may have been too hasty to promote 21 year-old Christian Klien into the driving seat alongside Mark Webber and that the young Austrian may have been better off running as a test driver in 2004.
Montoya, Williams unhappy over 'belated' exclusion
At Indianapolis, Juan Montoya and the BMW Williams team suffered the ignominy of being excluded from a second grand prix in succession but, once again, although the infringement was in place right from the start, the axe only fell once the Colombian had all but completed a race distance.
Raikkonen: I could have been on podium.
McLaren again got both its cars into the points at the end of a grand prix, but that wasn't enough for Kimi Raikkonen, who firmly believed that he should have gained more than three points for sixth place.
Michelin blames accidents on debris.
Tyre supplier Michelin has claimed that debris was the primary cause of the accidents that took Fernando Alonso and Ralf Schumacher out of the United States Grand Prix, dramatically so in the German's case.
Ferrari adds to Indianapolis legacy.
The Ferrari team continued its winning run at the United States Grand Prix with a third successive triumph at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway - and its fourth in the five races held since Formula One returned to the Brickyard.
Ralf escapes with bruising, puncture blamed.
BMW WilliamsF1 driver Ralf Schumacher appears to have escaped from his high-speed crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway today [Sunday] with 'just bruising', according to a statement released by his team.
Celebrations at Minardi, Baumgartner scores.
There were podium-magnitude celebrations in the Minardi Cosworth garage at the end of the United States Grand Prix today [Sunday] as the Faenza squad's Zsolt Baumgartner scored the team's first point in 41 races.
<I>GoldenPalace.com</I> bets on Minardi.
The Minardi team has confirmed that, following a successful introduction at last weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, online gaming company GoldenPalace.com has agreed to become a commercial partner of the Faenza operation for the remainder of the 2004 season.
Friday press conference - US Grand Prix - Pt.3.
Team personnel: Ron Dennis (McLaren), Eddie Jordan (Jordan), Tony Purnell (Jaguar), Paul Stoddart (Minardi), David Richards (BAR) Questions from the floor - continued:
Johnson wowed by performance of F1 cars.
Formula One cars not only accelerate incredibly quickly, they also stop incredibly quickly. That is one thing that amazed NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series star Jimmie Johnson on visit in May to the Spanish Grand Prix at Barcelona.
NASCAR star Gordon still buzzing about F1.
Why should a NASCAR fan or, for that matter any motor racing fan, go to watch a Formula One race such as the United States Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on June 20?
Williams: We were just 'clumsy' in Canada.
BMW WilliamsF1 team boss, Sir Frank Williams has branded their exclusion from the Canadian Grand Prix last weekend, when they finished second and fourth, a result of 'clumsiness'.
Second US GP pit walkabout scores big with fans.
Many of the thousands of fans at the 2004 United States Grand Prix pit walkabout were as much of a spectacle as the Formula One cars and drivers they were there to see.
BAR announce sponsorship deal with Ray-Ban.
Ray-Ban, the world's leading sunglasses and optical eyewear brand, has chosen to enter Formula One with Lucky Strike BAR Honda.
Renault and Boeing to collaborate.
Renault F1, a leader in the high-tech, fast-moving motor sport industry and, Boeing, a leader in aerospace technology, signed a memorandum of understanding this month to investigate technology collaboration projects of mutual interest.
McLaren target French debut for MP4-19B.
Team McLaren-Mercedes have revealed that their 'new' car, the MP4-19B, could make its debut at the next race, the French Grand Prix on July 4, providing a test next week at Jerez goes well.
Technogym to supply McLaren Technology Centre.
The McLaren Group today announced that Italian company, Technogym SpA, a market leader in the fitness and biomedical rehabilitation equipment field, has entered a long term agreement to become an official partner, Fitness Solutions, to the McLaren Group's new headquarters, the McLaren Technology
'Unfortunate incident' takes out Webber.
Jaguar number one driver, Mark Webber endured a nightmare race yesterday [Sunday] at the Canadian Grand Prix, when he was caught up in the first corner mayhem, the Aussie eventual clouted by his own team-mate, Christian Klien, after the Austrian was unable to avoid David Coulthard's McLaren-Merce
Massa hospitalised after shunt.
Sauber's Felipe Massa is likely to spend part of the night in a Montreal hospital after crashing out of the final stages of the Canadian Grand Prix at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Silverstone start agreed for new-look qualifying.
A revised qualifying format will be in place for the British Grand Prix, after team bosses hammered out an agreement to replace the derided current system during a lull in the action in Canada.
Glock in for Pantano.
Timo Glock will make his Formula One race debut in Sunday's Canadian Grand prix, after the stewards of the meeting granted permission for him to replace the absent Giorgio Pantano alongside Nick Heidfeld.
Pantano to miss Canada?
Giorgio Pantano was a no-show in Friday's free practice for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, prompting the Formula One rumour mill to suggest that he could sit out the race as well.