ATLAS F1 - The Journal of Formula One Motorsport

Vol. 10, No. 20 - May 19th, 2004

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Marcel Borsboom:

F1 Trivia Quiz

Don Capps:

Rear View Mirror

Mark Glendenning:

Bookworm Critique

Garry Martin:

On the Road

David Wright &
Mark Alan Jones:

Elsewhere
in Racing

Dieter Rencken:

The Weekly Grapevine

Monaco GP

Thursday GMT+2

Practice 1 11:00-12:00

Practice 2 14:00-15:00

Saturday

Practice 3 09:00-09:45

Practice 4 10:15-11:00

Qual. 1 13:00-14:00

Qual. 2 14:00-16:00

Sunday

The Race

14:00-16:00

Season at a Glance
WC Standings
2004 Calendar
2004 Line-Up
Teams Portfolios
Drivers Bio
Test Times Summary
Tell Teammates Apart

GRAND PRIX TOURS
THOMSON'S ART
RACEFAX
FORIX

Monaco Grand Prix
Monte Carlo

THURSDAY:
H 23°C/73F L 14°C/57F
Partly Cloudy
SATURDAY:
H 21°C/69F L 13°C/55F
Possible Rain
SUNDAY:
H 20°C/68F L 13°C/55F
Expected Rain

Monaco Grand Prix

MSchumacher 1.5 Button 9.0
Alonso 12.0 Trulli 12.0
Barrichello 12.0 Montoya 15.0
RSchumacher 20.0 Sato 50.0
Coulthard 50.0 Raikkonen 50.0
Webber 100.0 Panis 150.0
da Matta 150.0 Fisichella 150.0
Massa 150.0 Klien 200.0
Heidfeld 250.0 Pantano 400.0
Bruni 600.0 Baumgartner 800.0

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

McLaren unveil new MP4-18 2003 car

Trust increases Minardi sponsorship

Renault announce traditional engine design

100% Geek:
Interview with Tony Purnell
by David Cameron
Tony Purnell is the first Jaguar team boss to have kept his job for more than 18 months - and not for nothing. The shy, nerdy-looking Briton is arguably the most humble yet most educated team boss on the grid today, and while Jaguar are not yet running at the upper end of the grid, there's little doubt Purnell managed to turn around the fortunes of the often controversial team. He may not be able to keep Mark Webber, but don't bet against him bringing Ford some satisfaction and more respectability. David Cameron sat down for an interview with the man who says he's a 100% geek - and proud of it

The Monaco GP Preview
by Tom Keeble
The Monaco Grand Prix could see Michael Schumacher achieving yet another record as he fights for his sixth consecutive win of the season. He was won there five times already. Can anyone stop him this weekend? Atlas F1's Tom Keeble previews the sixth round of the 2004 season and rates the teams' chances of ending Ferrari's streak

Monaco: Facts & Stats
by Marcel Schot
Will Michael Schumacher claim yet another record at the Monte Carlo circuit? Who has celebrated their birthdays with a race win? And what happened 22 years ago this weekend? Marcel Schot brings the answers and more anecdotes on the Monaco Grand Prix

by David Cameron

Atlas F1's GP Editor offers a rare insight into the bittersweet life of an F1 journalist, as he travels across four continents and sixteen countries, just to be there Every Other Sunday

The Paint Job - Final
by Bruce Thomson
Painting is not only about talent, and the creation process is far more complex that it may appear. There are endless rules, and several do's and don't's that escape the eye of the casual viewer. Atlas F1's GP illustrator Bruce Thomson brings you closer to the experience of creating a piece of art