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Taken by Surprise:
A Weekend with Timo Glock
by David Cameron
When Timo Glock was eleven, he watched Michael Schumacher make his Grand Prix debut in the Jordan. Over a decade later, the World Champion spoke to his young countryman for the first time when he came over to wish him luck before his own racing debut, in place of Jordan's Giorgio Pantano. And what a surprising debut it was: Glock did his job and, as luck and circumstances would have it, got rewarded with two points and a place in the history books. David Cameron spent the Canadian Grand Prix weekend with Glock and brings his story of an unexpected weekend, blow by blow
Bjorn Wirdheim: Going Places
by Bjorn Wirdheim
In this week's column, Bjorn talks about his engineers and going through tough times in Montreal
Ann Bradshaw: Point of View
by Ann Bradshaw
In this week's column, Ann Bradshaw gives her take on the Canadian Grand Prix, and explains the reasons why a certain German driver not named Schumacher was the star of the weekened. She also offers some advice to British authorities on how to help their Grand Prix, following Canada's example
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The Canadian GP Review
by Tom Keeble
The change of continent did not affect Michael Schumacher, who with another display of mastery continued with his unstoppable charge towards his seventh title, scoring his seventh win at the Canadian Grand Prix. Atlas F1's Tom Keeble reviews the entire weekend's event and results of the eighth round of the 2004 season
Just Enough
by Richard Barnes
To score a record seventh victory at the Canadian Grand Prix last Sunday, World Champion Michael Schumacher pushed just as much as it was needed. And again, it paid off for the Ferrari driver, who grabbed a 'slow and steady' win in Montreal. Atlas F1's Richard Barnes analyses Schumacher's triumph
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Badoer Continues Testing at Fiorano