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Gericom enters F1 with Minardi.
European Minardi has welcomed Gericom AG as its newest sponsor and technical partner, marking the first-ever involvement in Formula One for the Austrian company.
Post race press conference - Malaysian GP.
Drivers: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), Rubens Barrichello (Ferrari), David Coulthard (McLaren) Q: Michael, your sixth win in a rwo, but on the team radio on the slowdown lap we heard you say to Ross it was a bit boring at the end. Was it boring at the beginning?
Barrichello tops wet Sepang warm-up.
The first rain of the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend arrived overnight on Saturday, leaving the Sepang circuit soaking wet for the start of the pre-race warm-up session.
Heat is on in Malaysia.
Heat and humidity were the biggest talking points at the the warmest, stickiest venue on the F1 calendar today, as teams tried to decide how their engines, tyres, brakes and drivers stand up to a sweltering Sepang.
Frentzen: I never called Ferrari 'cheats'.
Heinz-Harald Frentzen must have felt that fate was against him when he found he had been selected for the FIA's Friday press conference in Malaysia, just days after inflammatory quotes attributed to appeared in the German press.
Schumacher confirms helmet saga is over.
Three times World Champion Michael Schumacher has confirmed that an agreement has been made with Sports Europe the suppler of his Bell helmet. This means that Schumacher is now free to switch to his preferred choice the Schuberth Helme brand.
Malaysian GP - Thursday Press Conference.
Drivers: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), David Coulthard (McLaren) and Nick Heidfeld (Sauber). Tyre Suppliers: Pierre Dupasquier (Michelin) and Hiroshi Yasukawa (Bridgestone).
Schumacher hits back at Frentzen TC talk.
Michael Schumacher has reacted angrily to suggestions by fellow countryman Heinz-Harald Frentzen that the Ferrari 'engined' teams (i.e. Ferrari, Sauber and Prost) may have some sort of traction control device.
Blundell moves close to joining Prost.
Former grand prix star Mark Blundell looks set to rejoin the team he drove for in 1993, if he can agree terms to become the test and development driver for the Prost outfit.
Over ?100,000 raised for the Beveridge family.
The Formula One circus has raised over ?100,000 for the family of marshal Graham Beveridge, killed during the Australian Grand Prix. The FIA has given ?30,000, while F1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone and Australian GP chairman Ron Walker are said to have donated ?10,000 each.
Kiesa to test Prost as Blundell waits in wings.
Danish Formula Three race winner Nicolas Kiesa will get his hands on Formula One machinery later this year, when he uses his Prost connections to run with the grand prix team.
Raikkonen makes his point - to Mosley and co.
Sauber driver and F1 rookie Kimi Raikkonen has said that his performance at the Australian Grand Prix should hopefully silence a few of his critics who said he was to inexperienced to race in F1.
Minardi up to strength for Malaysia.
The European Minardi operation expects to have a full complement of three cars at Sepang for this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix.
Panis pi***d off with penalty - and Heidfeld.
British American Racing driver Olivier Panis has said that he is unhappy with the penalty handed out by the FIA that has stripped him of his fourth place finish.
Donations flood in for marshal's family.
Support for the family of track marshal Graham Beveridge, who tragically died following an accident at the Australian Grand Prix, is streaming in from all over the world.
Future not Rosa for Jaguar drivers.
The arrival of Pedro de la Rosa at Jaguar Racing this season has immediately set tongues wagging as to which current incumbent will be replaced for 2002.
Kimi Raikkonen gets the thumbs up.
Peter Sauber and his race engineer, Jacky Eeckelaert, have given rookie Kimi Raikkonen the vote of confidence.
Safety review to have multiple focus.
The tragic death of 52-year old marshal Graham Beveridge at the Australian Grand Prix last weekend is expected to provide many views on how racing safety can be improved further.
Australian GP tragedy - RIP Graham Beveridge.
Australian motorsport lost one of its family on Sunday, when Graham Beveridge was critically injured following an accident at the Australian Grand Prix.
Australian GP tragedy - CAMS statement.
The Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd [CAMS], on behalf of the motorsport community offers its deepest sympathy to the family of the marshal who was involved in an accident during the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.
Safety in question once again.
The accident which claimed the life of a corner worker in Melbourne yesterday [Sunday] has once again focused attention on the problems of ensuring safety in grand prix racing.
Australian GP - Post-race press conference.
Drivers: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), David Coulthard (McLaren-Mercedes), Rubens Barrichello (Ferrari)
Past and future: Sauber looks forward to Malaysia.
Before they face the challenge of the third Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix in two weekends' time, Team Red Bull Sauber Petronas drivers Nick Heidfeld and Kimi Raikkonen will have a busy week in touring the country.
Marques given green light to race.
Formula One returnee Tarso Marques had a torrid time in qualifying for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix but, despite not officially making the cut, has been granted permission to contest his first F1 race since leaving Minardi in 1997.