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Fisichella wins Brazilian Grand Prix!
The FIA has announced that Giancarlo Fisichella has been reinstated as winner of last Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, five days after the race ended with McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen on the top step of the podium.
Unbeaten McLaren holds off on new car.
Despite knowing that world championship rivals Ferrari will enter at least one of its new F2003-GA chassis in next weekend's San Marino Grand Prix, McLaren has opted to further delay the launch of the car that it hopes will continue its stirring start to the season.
Brazilian GP - have your say... the response.
The Brazilian Grand Prix at the weekend was a strange affair, and while some of you loved it, others were a lot less impressed. We at Crash.net wanted to know what you, the reader thought and here then, are your responses...
Michael and Rubens take over testing of F2003-GA.
Ferraris Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello were in action today [Wednesday] at Mugello in Italy, continuing the development work on the new F2003-GA in preparation for the San Marino GP. Schumacher completed a total of 50 laps, with a best time of 1 minute 21.287 seconds.
Only one F2003-GA for Imola?
Ferrari boss Jean Todt has refused to confirm that the Scuderia will be taking two F2003-GA's to Imola on April 20 for the San Marino Grand Prix, round four of the 2003 FIA Formula One World Championship.
Alonso discharged.
Renault F1 driver Fernando Alonso was discharged from hospital yesterday [Monday] following his horrific crash at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Wilson unlucky as choas reigns in Brazil.
F1 hasn't seen a race so full of incidents and accidents as yesterday's Brazilian Grand Prix for a number of years.
Bernie proposes his own qualifying lottery.
Dissatisfied with the current single-lap qualifying format, introduced just three races ago at the Australian Grand Prix, Formula One czar Bernie Ecclestone is already understood to be contemplating his own system.
Barrichello's jinx strikes again.
Such was the roar from the grandstands, the whole of Sao Paulo must have been aware of the moment when Rubens Barrichello re-assumed the lead of the Brazilian Grand Prix - just as it would have heard the collective groan when his infamous bad luck struck just over a lap later...
Post-race press conference - Brazilian GP - Pt.2.
Drivers Kimi Raikkonen (McLaren Mercedes), Giancarlo Fisichella (Jordan Ford), Fernando Alonso (Renault) Questions from the floor Q: Giancarlo, did you think you had won the race when it was stopped?
Minardi: We could have won....
A combination of luck, clever strategy and atrocious weather conditions saw the European Minardi Cosworth team contemplating the very real possibility of a podium finish in the treacherous Brazilian Grand Prix, but any hopes the Faenza squad may have had evaporated when Justin Wilson and Jos Vers
Kimi wins, Fisi robbed in chaotic Brazilian GP.
Giancarlo Fisichella appeared to have given Eddie Jordan the perfect present to celebrate his 200th grand prix by taking an unexpected victory in a crazy and accident-ridden Brazilian Grand Prix - only for the stewards to award the victory to Kimi Raikkonen.
Barrichello blasts to Brazilian pole.
Rubens Barrichello took pole position today in qualifying for his home Grand Prix at Interlargos atop an interesting grid for tomorrows race.
Qualifying Quotes - Brazilian Grand Prix.
Rubens Barrichello: "I feel fantastic! Ever since I was a kid, all I wanted to do was to be here in a competitive car, waving at the crowd from pole position. It was great to see the reaction of the fans, even though I was keeping a close eye on Mark [Webber]."
Q&A: Barry Gough - JV's #1 mechanic.
B.A.R-Honda's Barry Gough is Jacques Villeneuve's #1 mechanic, here he talks about his job - the good, the bad and the just plain ugly... Q: Barry [Gough], what do you love about your job?
Wilson to headline <I>ITV</I> F1 show this Sunday.
Justin Wilson, Britain's fastest starting Formula One star, headlines ITV1's Formula One pre-race build up ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix this Sunday at 5.20 pm.
Thursday press conference - Brazilian GP - Pt. 1.
Drivers: Rubens Barrichello (Ferrari), Crisitano da Matta (Toyota), Antonio Pizzonia (Jaguar) and Kimi Raikkonen (McLaren). Press conference:
<I>Crash.net</I> preview - Brazilian Grand Prix.
Formula One is now three races into 2003 with this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos - so get ready for the action.
de la Rosa joins McLaren as test driver.
Pedro de la Rosa has joined the West McLaren Mercedes team as a test driver to assist David Coulthard, Kimi Raikkonen and 'third driver' Alexander Wurz with the continued dual development of the MP4-17D and the new MP4-18.
Brazilian GP preview - Jordan Ford.
This year's Brazilian Grand Prix will feature a number of important milestones for Jordan Grand Prix and its engine partner Ford Cosworth.
Wilson fit and ready to race.
Justin Wilson's impressive F1 debut season continues this week as the 24-year-old heads to Sao Paulo for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Bobbi wishes Wilson well, waits on F1 debut.
Minardi reserve driver Matteo Bobbi has wished team-mate Justin Wilson well following the Englishman's injury-induced retirement from the Malaysian Grand Prix - despite knowing that any failure to recover could lead to his own F1 debut.
Schumacher accepts below par start.
No podium finishes after two rounds of the new Formula One season may be looked upon as a bad start for defending world champion Michael Schumacher, but the German remains phlegmatic when it comes to assessing his - and Ferrari's - performance in Australia and Malaysia.