Formula One News — August 2003
AUGUST 2, 2003
Qualifying Report - Montoya leads Williams 1-2
German GP - Saturday Qualifying Report
Saturday Photos
German GP - Saturday Photos
Qualifying Results
German GP - Saturday Qualifying Results
Warmup Results
German GP - Saturday Warmup Results
Practice Results
German GP - Saturday Practice Results
Happy birthday Dad
Jenson Button's father John recently celebrated his 60th birthday and Jenson wanted to get his old man a special birthday present to mark the event and to say thank you for all the help that his father gave him in the formative years of his racing career.
Jordan and Mr Justice Langley
Jordan Grand Prix has run into hot water over its handling of the lawsuit with Vodafone. Jordan had been trying to claim $150m in damages from Vodafone over a supposed sponsorship deal but the team announced late yesterday that it was dropping the case.
AUGUST 1, 2003
Qualifying Report - Williams 1-2 in provisional qualifying
German GP - Friday Qualifying Report
Friday Photos
German GP - Friday Photos
Indianapolis gets a June date
Indianapolis Motor Speedway has announced that the 2004 race will be moving to June 20. The date change has to be confirmed by the F1 Commission and by the FIA World Motor Sport Council.
Jordan and Vodafone (Part II)
Jordan issued a press statement late on Friday afternoon to say that it had withdrawn its legal claim against Vodafone.
Villeneuve starts talks with BAR
David Richards was supposed to be on holiday last week in the south of France but for one day he snuck away and went to Monaco where he and Jacques Villeneuve went out on Jacques boat and began talks to see whether or not the former World Champion will stay on next year at BAR.
Jordan and the High Court
Jordan Grand Prix was nervously awaiting the outcome of its legal action with Vodafone on the eve of the German Grand Prix.
Qualifying Results
German GP - Friday Qualifying Results
Practice Results
German GP - Friday Practice Results
Testing Results
German GP - Friday Testing Results
Motor Rock ready to roll?
The latest word from the United States of America is that CART is about to be bought out by a conglomerate of team owners and will then relaunch itself with a new concept in entertainment, switching the races to big city street events and twinning them with major rock concerts.