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Vol. 10, No. 45 - Nov. 10th 2004

				Print Version  PDF Version  Palm Version  RSS 2.0 Feed Reuters: On The Road   David Wright & Mark Alan Jones: Elsewhere in Racing   Dieter Rencken: The Weekly Grapevine The F1 Timeline F1 Technical Evolution Safety in F1 Scrutiny Procedures The FIA FAQ The Meaning of Flags 2004 Standings 2004 Calendar 2004 Line-Up Teams Portfolios Drivers Bio Test Times Summary Tell Teammates Apart GRAND PRIX TOURS THOMSON'S ART RACEFAX FORIX
Man of the Hour: Exclusive Interview with Peter Sauber by Dieter Rencken  Peter Sauber has taken the Formula One world by surprise several times recently: he joined a cost-saving initiative that effectively alienates his engine provider Ferrari. He signed World Champion Jacques Villeneuve for two years. He switched from Bridgestone to Michelin for the 2005 season. But above all, his team's constantly improving form in the second half of the season has signaled that the last privateer to enter Formula One and survive it, has a very clear idea where his team is heading, even if he says that Formula One is facing difficult times. Atlas F1's Dieter Rencken interviewed at length the least controversial team owner in the paddock, and he brings new information from behind the scenes of recent events. Exclusive for Atlas F1 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   Australian GP to change pitlane entry   McLaren announce Montoya to join in '05   Sauber announce launch date for 2004 car		A Long Dry Summer by Richard Barnes  Following the closest of championship battles in 2003, most expected an epic 2004 season. Instead, they were rewarded with a dismal championship cakewalk in which Michael Schumacher and Ferrari had no rivals. Atlas F1's Richard Barnes reviews the one-sided 2004 season One Shot: 2004 Through the Lens by Keith Sutton  The 2004 Formula One season produced unforgettable images of hope and disappointment, friendship and rivalry, triumph and loss. Award winning photographer Keith Sutton selected the pictures that tell the story of a season to remember For the Record: The 2004 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 55th season of Grand Prix racing The 2004 Trivia Quiz by Marcel Borsboom  The 2004 season was the longest Formula One season ever - with eighteen Grands Prix over the span of eight months. Much has happened since the cars first took the grid in Melbourne for the opening round of the year. Question is, how well do you remember the events? Time to find out!