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2003 Foster's Australian Grand Prix (Melbourne) Item #AU03 - $19.95
	Look back at how the Formula 1 three-day event took place. All the crucial information such as the complete line-ups and profiles of the teams and drivers, race timetable, circuit map, other race car events, great articles can be found... and a lot more! Contents Highlights New Horizons for F1 Authoritative decisions, new rules, changed regulations - but what does it all mean for Formula One in 2003? Your Complete Formula One Guide Cars and driver helmets / Team and driver statistics / F1 by the numbers / Team and driver profiles: Ferrari / Williams / McLaren / Renault / Sauber / Jordan / Jaguar / BAR / Minardi / Toyota Ultimate Speed Comparison The chase is on: Grand Prix greyhound versus V8 charger versus prestige road car. The Man With the Mic James Alien is not 'the new Murray Walker' -the F1 commentator is very much his own man. Opening Up What is Michael Schumacher like out of the cockpit, and how has he changed after a decade in F1? Webber, Mark II By any standards, Mark Webber made an explosive start to his Formula One career right- here in Melbourne with Minardi last year. Actions, Not Words Kimi Raikkonen's astonishing speed in 2002 made the super-quiet Finn the talk of the F1 pit lane. Where To for Mclaren? David Coulthard's Monaco triumph was McLaren's only 2002 success - slim pickings for a team used to being a championship contender. At The Crossroads Seven seasons since his R debut here at Albert Park, Jacques Villeneuve has a big year ahead of him in 2003. Keep Your Mind On Your Driving New helmet technology is set to change the way F1 drivers receive and process information - and improve safety at the same time. Talking Heads Favourite colours, fancy designs, or plain F1 aerodynamic device? Drivers' helmets tell us who they are - but some have their own tale to tell. Pushing the Right Buttons Turn the wheel and the car goes where you tell it to, right? Not quite - the modern F1 steering-wheel is far more complex than that ... Do You Speak F1? All human activities generate their ownlanguage, and F1 is no exception. Here's what it all means. Albert Park 1953: 50 Years On Australian motor racing prepared to reach unprecedented heights when Albert Park staged its first Australian Grand Prix in 1953. The Old Man And the Old Nail The hero of this year's Tattersall's Historic Demonstration is now a sprightly 76 (Brabham)- but he has been an old man for over 30 years... 194 pages.
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