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What's new on the tech regulation front for 2002?
In days gone by, the technical regulations governing Formula 1 used to change almost on a whim, with little forward planning: one team would come up with a technological leap forward, other teams would object and the innovation would be banned.
Post-race press conference - Malaysian GP.
Drivers: Ralf Schumacher (Williams), Juan Pablo Montoya (Williams) and Michael Schumacher (Ferrari). TV Unilateral: Q: Ralf [Schumacher] - It seemed to have been almost a perfect race for you...
Alex Wurz's lap of Albert Park.
West McLaren Mercedes 'third driver' Alexander Wurz describes a lap of Albert Park - site of this weekend's Australian Grand Prix:
Button and Trulli put through their paces.
On Thursday 21 February, Renault F1 Team drivers Jarno Trulli and Jenson Button visited the Enstone factory for an extreme physical test before their departure to Melbourne for next weekend's Australian Grand Prix.
Q&A: Frank Dernie.
Frank Dernie, Senior Engineer at Lola Cars, has been deeply involved in the design of MG's Le Mans challenger, the MG Lola EX257 sports car.
Oz grid girls get 'Wonder Woman' look for 2002.
The 2002 Foster's Australian Grand Prix Grid Girl outfits were today unveiled by their designer, Mark Burnett, of the Princess Highway fashion label. Burnett, who shot to fame in 1998 after outfitting Kylie Minogue, is best known for his retro-inspired designs.
The co-driver speaks - Chris Patterson.
Chris Patterson is the co-diver to Gwyndaf Evans in the GSE Motorsport MG ZR that is taking on the challenge of the Junior World Rally Championship.
Ford drivers remember Earnhardt at Daytona.
A statue of Dale Earnhardt was unveiled in front of Daytona USA last week to honour the seven-time NASCAR Winston Cup champion. Ford drivers Dale Jarrett, Jeff Burton and Rusty Wallace spoke about their feelings for Earnhardt and what he still means to the sport.
NASCAR allows the Ford teams an aero advantage.
Following yesterday's Budweiser Shootout at Daytona International Speedway, which was won by Home Depot Pontiac driver Tony Stewart for the second year in a row, NASCAR allowed the Ford teams an aerodynamic advantage.
Cosworth get used to XF boost reduction.
Bruce Wood, director of Cosworth's CART Champ Car program, was on hand for the opening of CART Spring Preview testing at Mazda Raceway at Laguna Seca on Saturday.
Q&A: Gwyndaf Evans.
Gwyndaf Evans and co-driver Chris Patterson debuted the GSE Motorsport developed MG ZR rally car on the recent Monte Carlo Rally, and having sampled the new car - and the new Junior World Rally Championship - Gwyndaf gives his thoughts on the MG and the future...
Grant makes MG debut.
Terry Grant debuted his MG XPOWER Legend at the Road Racing and Superbike Show at Alexandra Palace in London last weekend, putting on a stunning display with the MG XPOWER Girls for the large crowd.
Q&A: Stunt ace Terry Grant.
Latest member of the MG XPPWER squad is stunt ace Terry Grant, who has thrilled crowds across the country with his stunning displays in his tiny Legends car.
New Championship for new MG ZR!
The MG ZR rally car, crewed by Gwyndaf Evans and Chris Patterson and developed by GSE Motorsport, is competing in the first season of the FIA Junior World Rally Championship (JWRC).
A great 2001 for MG.
MG made their motorsport return in 2001 - and immediately made a big impact in that high-speed world.
125cc World Championship 2001 season review.
In a year that saw the championship lead change almost as many times as there were races, it is clear to see why the 125cc class is heralded the most open in the MotoGP series. After sixteen races of close fought battles, San Marino's Manuel Poggiali claimed the title.
500cc World Championship 2001 season review.
The 2001 season saw the continuation of Italian dominance in the 500cc World Championship. Valentino Rossi stormed his way to the title, showing little compassion for his competitors and allowing no-one to doubt his supremacy.
Blundell's View: 2001 F1 season & beyond - Part 2.
In the second of a two-part interview with ex-F1 driver Mark Blundell, the Brit talks exclusively to Crash dot Net about the tyre war, his top five teams of 2001 and a lot more.... Q: If you had to pick out your top five teams, who would they be, and why?
Blundell's view: 2001 F1 season & beyond - Part 1.
In the first of a two-part interview with ex-F1 driver Mark Blundell the Brit talks exclusively to Crash Dot Net about the 2001 F1 season, his top five drivers of the year and a lot more:
Who is John Hopkins?
John Hopkins was destined to have a motorcycle-racing career when, barely out of nappies and before his third birthday, he found himself, off-road riding with his father.
MG ZR wins class on rally debut!
Two MG ZRs have recorded an impressive rallying debut with a class win in the 2001 World Cup Rally, finishing 1st & 3rd in the 1.4-litre class and 4th & 6th overall in the gruelling event.
Post-race press conference - Japanese GP.
Drivers: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), Juan Pablo Montoya (Williams), David Coulthard (McLaren) TV unilaterals Q: Michael, is this the perfect end to the perfect Formula One season for you?
Speedway to return to Wimbledon.
After an absence of a decade, speedway is set to return to Wimbledon in 2002 thanks to a joint venture between David Croucher and Steve Ribbons. The Dons will compete at Conference League level next year with their first fixture arranged for 2 May - a challenge against Belle Vue Colts.
Circuit profile: Motegi, Japan
All the facts and stats about the Motegi circuit in Japan, which is to hold the next MotoGP.