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Schumacher: Gap is a big surprise.
Michael Schumacher has admitted that a large part of the pole position he secured in Hungary on Saturday belongs to tyre supplier Bridgestone.
Rubens` good work a big help, admits Ferrari.
The Ferrari team ended its first day at the Hungaroring happy with the programmes it had managed to complete, in spite of both Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello suffering problems in the second of two hour-long practice sessions.
Herbert joins Jordan.
Jordan Grand Prix and the Midland Group have announced the appointment of former F1 driver Johnny Herbert to the position of sporting relations manager, effective immediately.
Blundell`s view: Hungarian Grand Prix.
Hi folks... F1 goes to Hungary this weekend and the Hungaroring is normally a difficult race, because there is no rest on the track for the driver and predominantly it is always a hot weekend too.
Raikkonen eager to re-sign with McLaren.
McLaren-Mercedes driver, Kimi Raikkonen has confirmed that he will be 'more than happy to stay' with the Woking based squad, when his current contract expires at the end of next year.
Qualifying will be difficult for Kimi - Haug.
Mercedes boss, Norbert Haug has admitted that Kimi Raikkonen faces a tough time at the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, as he will have to go out first in qualifying, when the track is at its slowest.
McLaren thank West.
Team McLaren-Mercedes are expected to remove their West cigarette branding at the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, due to new anti-tobacco legislation, which comes into force at the end of July.
McLaren team member dies in hotel accident.
A member of the McLaren team has died following an accident at the team hotel in Budapest as preparations continue for this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.
There`s more to come, insists Albers.
Christijan Albers' performance in the German Grand Prix did not go unnoticed by the Hockenheim paddock on Sunday, but the young Dutchman feels that he could have done even better than his finishing position suggested.
Button: Podium has given whole team a boost.
BAR Honda team leader, Jenson Button has said that his podium result at Hockenheim on Sunday has given the whole team a 'boost' ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend.
`Good day at office` for Doornbos.
Robert Doornbos made an immediate impact on Formula One - and Jacques Villeneuve - as he made his race debut for Minardi in front of a full house at Hockenheim.
I`m still a Williams-BMW man claims Heidfeld.
Nick Heidfeld continues to refuse to talk about his much-hyped relationship with Williams' engine supplier BMW, which could lead to him becoming lead driver at the German manufacturer's 'factory' team next season.
Raikkonen retirement caused by prep error.
Kimi Raikkonen's retirement in the German Grand Prix was caused by a leakage of hydraulic fluid from the pressure relief valve, apparently the result of a preparation mistake by a team member.
Irvine to bid for Minardi?
Having been linked with a possible purchase of his former team Jordan earlier this season, Eddie Irvine could now elect to make a bid for perennial back markers Minardi according to reports.
Williams looking better after soul-searching.
Patrick Head has admitted that the Williams team has done some serious soul-searching since the disappointing race at Silverstone, and has discovered some anomalies after running a full-size car in the wind tunnel at Grove.
F1 is now a joke - Mansell.
Nigel Mansell has slammed the current status quo in F1, branding the sport a 'Mickey Mouse' affair. Speaking to British newspaper, The Daily Mirror , the 1992 F1 world champion urged F1 ringmaster, Bernie Ecclestone to take action and ensure F1 remains the pinnacle of motorsport.
Jordan nets Steelback Brewery deal.
Jordan Grand Prix have announced that they have reached an 'official sponsorship agreement' with Steelback Brewery for the remainder of the 2005 F1 season.
Ricard test boosts Jordan ahead of German GP.
Jordan driver, Tiago Monteiro has confirmed that the team found some 'interesting set-ups' at Paul Ricard last week during their two-day test.
Trulli wants points at Hockenheim.
Toyota driver, Jarno Trulli has promised he will do 'everything' he can to finish in the top eight this weekend at the German Grand Prix, after just missing out on the points at Silverstone, when he came home ninth, one place behind team-mate, Ralf Schumacher.
New front wing delivering - Sauber.
Team Sauber-Petronas have revealed that their new front wing is a 'definite step forward'.
Minardi confirm Doornbos.
Minardi will have an all Dutch line-up for the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim this weekend after confirming that Robert Doornbos is joining the Italian team as a replacement for Patrick Friesacher.
Ofcom reprimands ITV over San Marino coverage.
British broadcaster ITV was wrong to have cut to an advertising break during the closing laps of the San Marino Grand Prix, according to the national television watchdog Ofcom.
Jordan joins Ricard test.
Jordan Grand Prix trebled the number of cars pounding around the Paul Ricard HTTT circuit in the south of France on Thursday, fielding two cars alongside Marc Gene's lone F2005.
British Grand Prix wins over fans.
Whilst the action on track, in the F1 race at least, may not have been quite up to the standards of the past couple of seasons, Silverstone still managed to impress the fans who made the trip to last weekend's British Grand Prix.