ATLAS F1 - The Journal of Formula One Motorsport

Vol. 10, No. 29 - Jul. 21st, 2004

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Marcel Borsboom:

F1 Trivia Quiz

Mark Glendenning:

Bookworm Critique

Reuters:

On The Road

David Wright &
Mark Alan Jones:

Elsewhere
in Racing

Dieter Rencken:

The Weekly Grapevine

German GP

Friday 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 14:00-15:00

Sunday

The Race

14:00-16:00

German Grand Prix
Hockenheim

FRIDAY:
H 29°C/84F L 17°C/63F
Possible rain
SATURDAY:
H 27°C/80F L 16°C/61F
Possible rain
SUNDAY:
H 23°C/74F L 14°C/58F
Possible rain

German Grand Prix

MSchumacher 1.5 Barrichello 7.0
Button 12.0 Trulli 12.0
Alonso 12.0 Montoya 15.0
Raikkonen 20.0 Coulthard 20.0
Sato 50.0 Pizzonia 80.0
Webber 150.0 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 600.0

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

Minardi sign Bruni as test driver

Wilson replaces Pizzonia at Jaguar

Kiesa replaces Wilson at Minardi

Forte e Gentile: Analysing Trulli
by David Cameron
In a season that has so far seen one driver win every race bar one, Jarno Trulli's maiden win at Monaco only two months ago seems like a lifetime away - its memory faded even more by an error in the French Grand Prix and a violent accident at the British Grand Prix. Still, Trulli remains the most improved driver of the season - with a clear resurgence in his performance over the past 12 months - and the Italian is now one of the central names in the anticipated 2005 line-up reshuffle. Atlas F1's David Cameron spoke to the people closest to Trulli and offers a rare look at a talented and complex Grand Prix driver

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 German GP Preview
by Tom Keeble
Formula One travels to Germany for the final race before the three-week summer break. With Michael Schumacher aiming to equal the record for most wins in a season, and with Ferrari hoping to clinch the constructors' title, it would be another perfect weekend for them. Atlas F1's Tom Keeble previews the race and rates the teams' chances of success ahead of the twelfth round of the 2004 season

Germany: Facts & Stats
by Marcel Schot
As Michael Schumacher aims to equal the record for most wins in a single season in next Sunday's race, his Ferrari team could clinch their sixth consecutive constructors' title. Atlas F1's Marcel Schot brings the statistics and anecdotes from the German Grand Prix