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Vol. 11, No. 01 - Jan. 5th 2004

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The 2005 Countdown: Facts & Stats by Marcel Schot & Marcel Borsboom  In Formula One, every number tells a story - and Atlas F1 has 101 stories to tell before the lights are off and the 2005 Australian Grand Prix gets underway. Be sure to check every day for a new number and a new update! 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   Williams launch 2004 car   BAR sign two-year deal with STL   BAR announce launch date for 2004 car		Red Cars, Red Ink by Thomas O'Keefe  Luca di Montezemolo deals with the strange situation of having the fabulously successful Ferrari F1 team while simultaneoulsy being responsible on behalf of 150,000 Fiat employees and to the gnomes of Zurich to somehow bail out the mess that the debt-bloated Fiat Group has gotten itself into. Atlas F1's Senior Writer Thomas O'Keefe looks at Fiat's situation and analyses how it could affect Ferrari and its president 2005 Technical Preview by Craig Scarborough  As the FIA try to reduce performance and cut costs, some radical technical rules will come into play in 2005. Atlas F1's Craig Scarborough analyses the changes and reviews how they are likely to affect the performance of the cars The Fuel Stop Returns by Reginald Kincaid  After mysteriously disappearing in the African desert, Reginald Kincaid returns tanner than ever. He may stay, he may vanish without a warning, you never know - so enjoy it while it lasts!