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Q&A: Ford's JWRC team bosses.
Chris Birkbeck [Birkbeck Racing] and Luca Pregliasco [Astra Racing] will each run a Ford Puma in the Junior WRC in Italy this weekend - Birkbeck with Guy Wilks and Pregliasco with Abdo Feghali, here they talk about their aims for the event and more... Q:
Q&A: Didier Auriol.
Skoda's Didier Auriol is a multiple winner of each of the trio of asphalt events in October but he still doesn't like being called an asphalt expert. Here he talks about those events, and their differences...
Q&A: Jenson Button and David Richards.
Driver: Jenson Button (BAR-Honda). Team principal: David Richards (BAR-Honda). Host: Paul Kelly. Press conference:
Q&A: Trevor Bailey - BAR's chief truckie.
Lucky Strike BAR-Honda's chief truckie, Trevor Bailey talks about his role at the Brackley based team, missing home and a lot, lot more... Q: What do you like about your job? Trevor Bailey: The other truckies. They're a great bunch of guys.
Q&A: Mark Taylor - IPS champion.
Panther Racing driver Mark Taylor reflects on taking his seventh Infiniti Pro Series victory of the year at California Speedway, clinching the title and a lot, lot more...
Q&A: Scott Dixon.
Scott Dixon currently lies second in the IndyCar Series point standings with 427 points - trailing Helio Castroneves by only 12.
Q&A: Pascal Vasselon (Michelin).
Michelin's F1 project manager, Pascal Vasselon, talks about the Italian Grand Prix, tyre wear at Monza, pit stops, and more... Q: Pascal, what special demands does Monza place on tyres?
Q&A: Tristan Timmins.
Lucky Strike BAR-Honda track aerodynamicist, Tristan Timmins talks about his role at the Brackley based team, his best moment in F1 and a lot, lot more... Q: What do you love about your job?
Q&A: Juan Suberville (Rally Mexico).
The FIA revealed the 2004 World Rally Championship calendar today, and for the first time ever, Mexico will host a round next season. Here Juan Suberville, president of the organising committee, talks achieving inclusion in the WRC, and a lot, lot more...
Q&A: Toni Gardemeister.
Skoda's Toni Gardemeister finished sixth in Australia last year and he believes that this time he can score the team's first points with the Fabia WRC. Here the Finn talks about Oz, why it is popular but dangerous and a lot, lot more...
Q&A: Robert Reid.
As passenger in the right-hand seat of the World Rally Championship leader's Peugeot 206 WRC, Robert Reid clearly lives a life in the fast lane. But his job is also a way of life; you don't get to become Richard Burns' co-driver by accident!
Q&A: Jarno Trulli and Fernando Alonso.
Renault F1's Jarno Trulli and Fernando Alonso have high hopes this weekend for the Hungarian Grand Prix following a positive season and a three-four finish at the German GP three weeks ago.
Q&A: Martin Pople.
Lucky Strike BAR-Honda team co-ordinator, Martin Pople talks about his role at the Brackley based team, who he relies on most, his favourite F1 venue and a lot, lot more... Q: Martin, what do you love about your job?
Q&A: Dan Wheldon.
"I could not have asked for better teammates. Certainly, with Michael's help, initially as a teammate as well as team owner, and certainly Tony Kanaan, that has been a fantastic help. I think being in this situation has helped speed up my learning curve.