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The Beggars Rode!
by Karl Ludvigsen
The chaos at the start of the Australian Grand Prix last Sunday cleared the way for those who are less used to fighting for the point-scoring positions to see their wishes granted sooner than they would have dreamed of. Karl Ludvigsen talks about those who in Melbourne finished higher than the odds said they would
Reflections from Melbourne
by Roger Horton
The first Grand Prix of the year was full of action, racing and controversy. Roger Horton returns from the Melbourne paddock with insights and exclusive comments from the main protagonists in a dramatic weekend of racing and politics
Spilt Milk
by Richard Barnes
After an off-season marred by some controversial and ugly events off the track, it seemed like the Australian Grand Prix would be an anti-climax by comparison. That notion was dispelled less than ten seconds into the race, as Ralf Schumacher gave new meaning to the phrase 'launching the new car'. Richard Barnes reviews the accident, the behaviour of the drivers that usually leads to them, and the rest of the events of the season opening race
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The Stuff that Debuts are Made Of
by Roger Horton
In the lead up to their first ever Formula One Grand Prix, Toyota said their only goal was to achieve respectability. In the hours after Sunday's race, it was obvious to all they have achieved this, and more. Roger Horton spent the entire weekend with the new team, talked to the principals and drivers, and brings back a look at what this memorable weekend looked like from the inside
In the Spotlight: Engine Limitation
by Will Gray
Trying to find ways to cut the costs of running a Formula One team, the FIA is now proposing a radical change to the regulations that will see the teams limited to using one engine per car for an entire Grand Prix weekend. The change, however, may not see an actual cost reduction and could likely bring with it various other problems. Will Gray analyses the new proposal with the help of experts inside the F1 circus
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The Ultimate 2002
Australian Grand Prix Review
by Pablo Elizalde
The first round of the 2002 Formula One World Championship season seemed to continue exactly where the last round of the 2001 season had left off, but while the winning car was something old, a few welcome and surprising results offered something new. The Australian Grand Prix was by no means a boring race, and Pablo Elizalde reviews, as always, this action-packed weekend
Technical Review: Australian GP
by Craig Scarborough
The volatile events over the Australian weekend left the teams with less than desired data about their cars and their rivals'. Nevertheless, some important information was collected during the first GP of the season, and Atlas F1's technical writer Craig Scarborough is here to analyse the weekend from a technical and strategic point of view
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 Narain Karthikeyan's test with Jaguar is postponed |
| Frentzen suggests that Sauber used TC in Australia |
| Pedro de la Rosa begins his first Jaguar test session |
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