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Hofmann hopes to erase Edmund who?
When Alex Hofmann lines up on the grid at the Sachsenring riding the NSR West Honda Pons machine this Sunday, ask any German if a rider from their country has ever won a 500cc grand prix race.
Thursday's press conference - British GP - Pt. 1.
Drivers: Rubens Barrichello (Ferrari), David Coulthard (McLaren) and Juan Pablo Montoya (Williams). Team Personnel: Flavio Briatore (Renault) and Eddie Jordan (Jordan). Press conference:
Jacques Villeneuve's lap of Silverstone.
Lucky Strike BAR Honda's Jacques Villeneuve has won twice at Silverstone - once in 1996 and again in 1997, his World Championship year.
Michael Krumm's Le Mans diary.
After a couple of season's spent campaigning F3000 and GT cars in the Orient, Michael Krumm received the call from Audi Sport to race the creme de la creme of endurance sportscars - the Audi R8 - at the king of enduros - the Le Mans 24 Hours. This is his story....
Short: Le Mans was a bit of a disaster.
British GT driver Martin Short reflects on the Le Mans 24 Hours with JMB Racing and team-mates Cort Wagner and Sam Hancock: ''Sadly I have to report that Le Mans was a bit of a disaster....
Technical talk - Tyres in Greece.
For the first 12 stages of the rally, all 555 SWRT cars have been fitted with Pirelli PZero XR Tyres. The X family of tyres is used on events where rocks and stones are the biggest problem and is the same type used by the team in Cyprus.
McQueen to McCarthy: Le Mans on the silver screen.
The field at this year's Le Mans 24 Hours is two cars larger than usual, but not because the Automobile Club de l'Ouest felt sorry for the many teams that wanted to enter.
Mika Salo on the Canadian Grand Prix.
Panasonic Toyota Racing driver Mika Salo talks about the Monaco GP, testing at Silverstone and this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix:
Taku grateful for safety advances.
That Takuma Sato was uninjured in his Austrian Grand Prix accident with Nick Heidfeld was something of a miracle; that he is able to continue his Formula One career in Monaco this weekend is testament to the advances in driver safety made by the FIA, the teams and medical experts.
Alexander Wurz's lap of Monaco.
West McLaren Mercedes 'third driver' Alexander Wurz describes a lap of Monte Carlo - site of this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix:
Technical talk - Argentinean water-splashes.
There are more river-crossings on Rally Argentina than on any other round of the WRC. This year, crews have to tackle 58. 15 of them are dry, while the remaining 43 are water splashes.
Solberg goes Stateside!
Petter Solberg, the man they call 'Hollywood', got the chance to live the dream last weekend when he flew to Los Angeles for a promotional trip hosted by Subaru America.
Olivier Panis' lap of the A1-Ring.
British American Racing driver Olivier Panis describes a lap of the A1-Ring - site of this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix: ''The A1-Ring in Austria is a track I enjoy. It is very dirty and dusty on the first day but is always good for overtaking.''
The logistics of fly-aways - a painstaking task.
For European-based rounds, the Peugeot Sport road show is mainly freighted by truck.
Moody's Blue: Checa on Criville.
Carlos Checa is now arguably the number one Spaniard in the Moto GP class after 1999 500cc world champion Alex Criville moved to the d'Antin Yamaha team, then failed to appear at all in 2002.
Cody Cooper - Flying The 'Coop'.
Cody Cooper will race for Team Care-DonJoy-Honda in the 125cc World Championship from 2002, replacing Antti Pyrhonen who jumped to the 500cc class with the same team.
Dreyer & Reinbold Racing/Infiniti transcript.
Drivers: Robbie Buhl, Laurent Redon, Tomas Scheckter and Shigeaki Hattori. Team personnel: Dennis Reinbold, John O'Gara and Bernard Dubot. Host: Bob Jenkins. Press Conference:
Q&A: Kevin McGarrity.
Le Mans is the one of the toughest test in motorsport for both man and machine, and to prepare for this year's event, the MG Sport and Racing team visited the Lausitzring circuit in Germany to put the MG Lola EX257 through its paces.
Event timetable - Cyprus Rally.
Complete event timetable for this weekend's Cyprus Rally - the fifth round of the 2002 FIA World Rally Championship: Thursday 18 April: 1800 Ceremonial Start, Lemesos Friday 19 April:
All smiles at Honda after Suzuka.
Even the most conservative of Japanese allowed themselves a little smile after the race at Suzuka - and none more so than Honda Racing Corporation President Suguru Kanazawa.
Friday's press conference - San Marino GP.
Drivers: Eddie Irvine (Jaguar), Olivier Panis (BAR) and Mika Salo (Toyota). Team Principals: Giancarlo Minardi (Minardi), David Richards (BAR) and Jean Todt (Ferrari). Press Conference:
Yoong's view on his season so far.
KL Minardi Asiatech driver Alex Yoong talks about the first three races of the 2002 FIA Formula One World Championship season, looks ahead to this weekend's GP and a lot more:
Understanding understeer.
As the Winston Cup Series prepares for this weekend's race at Texas Motor Speedway, crew chiefs and engineers are gearing up to do battle with a force they can't even see.