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Vol. 9, No. 44 - Oct. 29th, 2003

				Print Version  PDF Version  Palm Version  RSS 2.0 Feed Bruce Thomson: Season Strokes   David Wright & Mark Alan Jones: Elsewhere in Racing   Tom Keeble: The Weekly Grapevine The F1 Hall of Fame The F1 Timeline F1 Technical Evolution Safety in F1 Scrutiny Procedures The FIA FAQ The Meaning of Flags The Season at a Glance WC Standings 2004 Calendar 2004 Line-Up Teams Portfolios Drivers Bio Tell Teammates Apart Test Times Summary GRAND PRIX TOURS THOMSON'S ART RACEFAX FORIX
The Sophomore: Interview with Ove Andersson by David Cameron  They say the second year is always the hardest - expectations are higher and time is running out. Toyota survived the Sophomore Jinx, making progress in 2003, but Ove Andersson knows they still have much to learn. Speaking candidly to Atlas F1's David Cameron, the affable Swede talks about the mistakes and the lessons, and what he expects of the team for 2004 Toyota 2003: The Drivers' Version Toyota began the 2003 season with a brand new drivers line up. The experienced Olivier Panis, rookie Cristiano da Matta, and comeback man Ricardo Zonta look back at the season and analyse the team's performance as well as their prospects for the future 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   Jaguar sign Pizzonia and Webber for 2003   Toyota sign Cristiano da Matta for 2003   Ecclestone admits Digital F1 has failed		Rating the Great and Near-Great by Karl Ludvigsen  In many ways, the 2003 Formula One was unique: not only because of the radical changes introduced, but also because of the excitement it provided all throughout the year. As usual, however, there were winners and losers. Karl Ludvigsen takes a look at who shone in 2003 The Road to Zero Defect by Richard Barnes  The 2003 season began with mixed feelings: while some wanted to see Michael Schumacher coping with the pressures and challenges of fighting for his record sixth title, other feared another cakewalk that would leave the sport in poor shape. In the end, however, the year turned out to be more exciting that anyone could have hoped for. Richards Barnes reviews the memorable 2003 season Ann Bradshaw: View from the Paddock by Ann Bradshaw  In this week's column, Ann sums up the season from her viewpoint, the problems with qualifying, says farewell to the outgoing drivers, the dramas some of the teams suffered and revels in the return of Zanardi to racing... One Shot: 2003 Through the Lens by Keith Sutton  The 2003 Formula One season was full of remarkable moments that produced unforgettable images. Award winning photographer Keith Sutton selected the pictures that tell the story of a season to remember For the Record: The 2003 Season in Quotes by Pablo Elizalde  Formula One is more often fought off-track than on-track, through tape recorders of journalists and video cameras of TV crews. Some comments are controversial, some are just funny. Some things are worth remembering, some things should never have been said. Atlas F1 News Editor Pablo Elizalde compiled the best quotes of the season, telling the story of the 54th season of Grand Prix racing