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The Hungarian GP Review
by Pablo Elizalde
The Hungarian Grand Prix, traditionally one of the most boring races of the season, was no different this year, with one exception: it was a celebration of Michael Schumacher's sheer dominance, and a powerful way of clinching a Championship and a record-equalling wins tally. As always, Pablo Elizalde reviews the entire weekend's events - including a lap-by-lap account of the race, results, pitstops and fastest laps, and the full lap chart
It's Magic!
by Karl Ludvigsen
Formula One, and especially in the 2001 season, has become an increasingly hard, sleek and opaque sport to outsiders. David Coulthard might not agree, but Karl Ludvigsen believes there is a still magic around
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1 to 51: Comparative Victories
by Atlas F1 Writers
The 2001 Hungarian Grand Prix marked Michael Schumacher's 51st and record-equalling Grand Prix win. The German also marked a decade of racing and wrapped up his fourth World Championship while at it. Schumacher's victory tally is impressive - but is it also equal in quality to that of Alain Prost's? Does the decade separating them also mark a different caliber of achievements? Atlas F1 puts this to the test: it's Schumacher Vs Prost, mano a mano, win versus win
Wins: 1-10 | 11-20 | 21-30 | 31-40 | 41-51
Simply Supreme
by Richard Barnes
Despite their private misgivings, Michael Schumacher's and Ferrari's public display at Hungary was of a team in total control. If an air of assumed self-confidence is half the battle, little wonder Schumacher and his team have been so dominant this year
Time to Move On
by Barry Kalb
Michael Schumacher has rewritten the history books over the past decade, giving the fans much to talk and write about. His achievements are remarkable, and in most cases unsurpassed. It's time for him to retire. Barry Kalb reviews the German's success and explains why he shouldn't - in the words of the great Fangio - outstay his welcome
Statistics: The Top Five
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Badoer Continues Testing at Fiorano
