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Vol. 6, No. 38 - September 20, 2000

Atlas F1 News Room Constantly Updated  Badoer Continues Testing at Fiorano Fisichella Aims to Win Again in Malaysia Davidson Lined Up for JV's Drive The Daily Grapevine Constantly Updated  Australian GP Paddock Gossip Greece Finds Site for Formula One Track Honda Engines for Red Bull Then and Now by Thomas O'Keefe  Thomas O'Keefe looks back at the Life and Times of F1 as it existed the last time the circus was on American soil, running through the streets of downtown Phoenix, Arizona, for the US GP of 1991, and inquires whether we are better off in F1 now than we were then America's Grand Prize by Karl Ludvigsen  Former editor of "Car and Driver" magazine, Karl Ludvigsen, comments from his perspective on the return of Grand Prix racing to the US, after almost a decade of being away United States Grand Prix Indianapolis FRIDAY: H 20°C/68F L 14°C/57F partly cloudy SATURDAY: H 26°C/79F L 18°C/65F thunderstorms, humid SUNDAY: H 19°C/67F L 54°C/12F possible rain United States Grand Prix by SSP International  Hakkinen 2.10 M.Schumacher 2.60 Coulthard 4.50 Barrichello 8.00 R.Schumacher 20.00 Villeneuve 50.00 Fisichella 33.00 Frentzen 33.00 Trulli 40.00 Button 66.00 Irvine 66.00 Herbert 66.00 Salo 100.00 Zonta 100.00 Wurz 100.00 Alesi 100.00 Verstappen 100.00 de la Rosa 200.00 Diniz 200.00 Heidfeld 250.00 Gene 1000 Mazzacane 1000

The United States GP Preview by Ewan Tytler  The United States Grand Prix is arguably the most intriguing event this year: first time in almost a decade on US soil, Formula One arrives to the hallowed grounds of Indy when the Championship is as close as it can get, and the unknown track is bound to be its joker. Ewan Tytler reviews the venue and the field, and places his bets on the weekend's outcome Facts and Stats about the US GP With Indy now the oldest circuit on the Formula One calendar, Atlas F1 presents a detailed guide to the history and statistics of the track, and the hosting country A Race to Remember: USA '84 by Marcel Schot  Before each Grand Prix, Atlas F1 writer Marcel Schot selects one race well worth remembering in the history of the event, and recaps the action of that weekend. This week it's the 1984 US Grand Prix The US GP Photo Album by Mark Alan Jones  A look back at the history album of the US Grand Prix, through memoirs, anecdotes and remarkable photos The Library by Don Capps  The world of motor racing has long needed a central place where people can research and search through the archives of the sport. Don Capps writes about the Watkins Glen Motor Racing Research Library, a facility that aims to provide that archival and research home for motor racing fans and fanatics The F1 Rulebook by Will Gray  In a series of articles, Will Gray delves into Formula One's rulebook and investigates the in-depth documentation that governs F1: from rules defining how the event should be run, to those restricting designers and engineers in technical areas. This week: Part X - The Bits that Fall Off!  Johnny Herbert wins the European Grand Prix  Pedro Diniz escapes injury in major crash  Gerhard Berger hospitalised for kidney-stones removal

Marcel Borsboom: The Special US Grand Prix Quiz   Mark Glendenning: Bookworm Critique   F1 Rumors: The Grapevine United States GP   Friday Local Time Free Practice 1 11:00-12:00 Free Practice 2 13:00-14:00   Saturday   Free Practice 3 09:00-09:45 Free Practice 4 10:15-11:00 Qualifying 13:00-14:00   Sunday   Warm Up 08:30-09:00 Race 13:00-15:00   Tell Teammates Apart WC Standings Drivers' Biographies Teams' Portfolios Season Calendar The F1 Hall of Fame The F1 Timeline Safety in F1 The FIA 66 FAQ GRAND PRIX TICKETS GRAND PRIX TOURS ATLAS F1 ESPAÑOL RUSSIAN ATLAS F1 RACEFAX FORIX

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