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Vol. 9, No. 15 - Apr. 9th, 2003

				Marcel Borsboom: Qualifying Differentials   David Wright: SuperStats   Michele Lostia: Charts Center     Full Lap Chart   Full Gaps Chart   Full Laptimes (H)   Full Laptimes (V) Bruce Thomson: Season Strokes   David Wright & Mark Alan Jones: Elsewhere in Racing   Tom Keeble: The Weekly Grapevine The Season at a Glance WC Standings Season Calendar Line-Up Teams Portfolios Drivers Bio Tell Teammates Apart Test Times Summary
The Brazilian GP Review by Pablo Elizalde  The Brazilian Grand Prix will go down into the history of Formula One as one of the most dramatic, confusing, and action-packed races of all time. The confusion was such that even days after the race ended, no-one knows who the winner was. Atlas F1's Pablo Elizalde reviews the entire weekend's events and results from a race that is likely to be remembered for years to come Technical Review: Brazil by Craig Scarborough  Brazil did not bring with it many technical changes, and the biggest challenge for the teams was the weather. Atlas F1's Craig Scarborough examines the components that made up the weekend of the Brazilian Grand Prix 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   Michael Schumacher wins at San Marino   McLaren extend partnership with Canon   Dubai announces plans to build F1 track		Moving On Up: Interview with John Hogan by Will Gray  Following three years of disastrous results, the Jaguar Racing team are aiming to get things back on track this season. Last Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix showed that, at last, the Milton Keynes outfit could be getting to grips with Formula One, but just in case, they are still refusing to get carried away. Atlas F1's Will Gray talked to Jaguar's "public face" and new sporting director John Hogan on their ambitions for the 2003 season Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda by Karl Ludvigsen  With all its chaos, drama, accidents, and on-track action, the Brazilian Grand Prix was a race almost any driver could have won, or at least that's what many claimed. Atlas F1's Karl Ludvigsen looks at who had real claim on Sunday's victory and who proved to be just a complainer Ann Bradshaw: View from the Paddock by Ann Bradshaw  Ann Bradshaw, a journalist and press officer with three decades of experience in motor racing, returns for another season of View from the Paddock - offering us a glimpse into the the life of those who spend the GP weekend inside the paddock. This week, Ann recalls her first trip to Brazil, explains what drink fuels both the Brazilian people and their cars, and recalls some memorable moments of this year's race Storm Waters by Richard Barnes  The man who won last Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix should have been second. The man who finished second thought he was first. The man who should have won didn't even make the podium, and the man who did complete the podium found himself instead in an ambulance. Atlas F1's Richard Barnes reflects on one of the most chaotic and confusing races in F1 history