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Barcelona test - day three: 3 October.
Williams test driver Antonio Pizzonia did his chances of landing a race seat in 2003 no harm at all by taking top spot on the final day of the final multi-team test of the season.
Hill: I have nothing to do with US team.
Former world champion Phil Hill has raised doubts over the validity of the American Formula One team announced by former sparring partner Dan Gurney at Indianapolis, by claiming that he knows nothing about the project.
Customers encouraged to order 2003 USGP tickets.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway ticket office is encouraging new and renewal customers to order tickets for the fourth running of the United States Grand Prix, scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 28, 2003.
Bernie awards handed out at Indy.
F1's equivalent to the Oscars - the Bernie Awards - were handed out over the weekend prior to the United States Grand Prix by Indianapolis circuit boss Tony George and Professor Sid Watkins.
Barcelona test - day two: 2 October.
West McLaren-Mercedes driver Alexander Wurz set the pace for the second successive day today [Wednesday] at the Barcelona circuit, Spain. The Austrian F1 test driver completed 71 laps setting a best time of 1 minute 16.352 seconds, two seconds up on his team-mate, David Coulthard.
Barcelona test - day one: 1 October.
F1 testing resumed today [Tuesday] following the United States Grand Prix, and West McLaren-Mercedes driver Alexander Wurz set the pace at the Barcelona circuit, Spain.
A point for JV and BAR.
Lucky Strike BAR Honda finished in the points for the second successive race in Indianapolis yesterday where Jacques Villeneuve secured a crucial Championship point for the team.
Q&A: Pierre Dupasquier.
Michelin Motorsport director - Pierre Dupasquier - talks about Sunday's US Grand Prix; the performance of the Michelin tyres and a lot, lot more:
Irvine 'not interested' in 2003 Jaguar.
Eddie Irvine's demeanour at the United States Grand prix was in complete contrast to the sense of optimism washing over the rest of the Jaguar Racing team following renewed backing from parent company Ford.
Post-race press conference - US GP - Pt.1.
Drivers: Rubens Barrichello (Ferrari), Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) and David Coulthard (McLaren) Television unilaterals
Maserati play part in Indy festival.
Maserati was an integral part of the build up to the United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis, with old and new models from the famous Italian marque on parade at the Brickyard.
Q&A: Sarah Fisher.
"The first time [she accelerated in the McLaren] was like, 'Whoa, OK. Thank God it's got traction control.' It was great. It was fun. I didn't get to light it up very much.
Fisher relishes demonstration run.
Indy Racing League star Sarah Fisher turned in three tremendously popular demonstration laps around the 2.606-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway Grand Prix course on Friday aboard the spare McLaren-Mercedes MP4-17.
Gurney, Hill set to launch US F1 team.
American road-racing legends Dan Gurney and Phil Hill have revealed plans to launch an all-American Formula One team for the 2003 season.
Q&A: Eddie Irvine and Pedro de la Rosa.
Jaguar duo Eddie Irvine and Pedro de la Rosa talk about the United States Grand Prix, what they have been doing since the Italian GP and a lot, lot more: Q: Eddie (Irvine). What is the plan for this weekend?
The 'oldest' circuit on the F1 calendar.
Best known for the famous Indy 500 race, the American Indianapolis circuit is also the oldest on the world championship calendar with the first race dating back to 1909.
Jordan's Ford deal confirmed.
Speculation that Eddie Jordan may have been a bit premature in announcing his engine deal with Ford and Cosworth can finally be laid to rest, following today's confirmation from the Blue Oval.
Red Bull F1 driver search candidates unveiled.
Organizers of the Red Bull F1 Driver Search program revealed the identities of the 15 young American drivers who will vie for fully funded 2003 racing seasons.
La Brasserie Labatt returns to F1.
Jean-Paul Blais, the president and COO of the Canadian F1 Grand Prix, and Marc Portelance, the president and CEO of La Brasserie Labatt, today announced the return of La Brasserie Labatt to Formula 1.
Da Matta to be confirmed at Toyota at Japanese GP?
CART driver Cristiano de Matta will link up with Olivier Panis at Toyota for 2003, according to reports by BBC Sport Online. The BBC adds that Da Matta should be confirmed with the team at the Japanese Grand Prix on October the 13th.
Montoya to star on David Letterman show.
BMW WilliamsF1 Team driver Juan Pablo Montoya will be a guest on the Late Show with David Letterman today [Wednesday, Sept. 25] on CBS Television. The show airs at 11.30 pm ET [USA time].
History to roar again at US Grand Prix.
Once again, fans of the SAP United States Grand Prix will have a chance to compare the cutting-edge technology of today's FIA Formula One World Championship cars with the historic F1 cars of years past.
Murray Walker's Top 10 F1 greats.
'The Voice' of Formula 1 for 52 years, Murray Walker OBE gives the low-down on his Top Ten Formula 1 drivers of all time, in the sensational Murray Walker's Top 10 F1 Greats , new on video and DVD.
USGP to be broadcast live in America.
The SAP United States Grand Prix Formula One race will be broadcast live on the ABC Sports television network and U.S. F1 Radio Network from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday, Sept. 29.