Formula One News — June 2002

Danny Sullivan's plan to find a young American racer for Formula 1 is beginning to study candidates for the Red Bull-sponsored scheme.

Bernie Ecclestone has always enjoyed being a man of some mystery and an attempt a few years ago to produce a biography was not a great success.

<b>Canadian Grand Prix Sunday Photos</b>

<b>Canadian Grand Prix Saturday Qualifying Report</b>

The automobile manufacturers which are talking of establishing their own Grand Prix World Championship are to have another big meeting at Silverstone on July 5.

<b>Canadian Grand Prix Saturday Morning Free Practice Report</b>

Friday practice does not mean much in Formula 1 these days but the performance of the two BAR-Hondas in Montreal on Friday was rather more impressive than has been the case in recent races.

<b>Canadian Grand Prix Saturday Photos</b>

Mark Webber will go from Montreal to Indianapolis.

<b>Canadian Grand Prix Friday Afternoon Free Practice Report</b>

<b>Canadian Grand Prix Friday Morning Free Practice Report</b>

<b>Canadian Grand Prix Friday Photos</b>

The rise of the Internet has created a rather unusual effect in Formula 1 circles as a new type of "journalism" has been created.

Tom Walkinshaw says that he has found two investors who have taken a stake in the team.

There was much chattering in Montreal about a possible deal between Eddie Irvine and Eddie Jordan for next season.

Minardi's new test driver Jirko Malcharek is a member of the Slovakian parliament, a sports commentator and the founder of an organization which is battling against drugs in sport.

The Ferrari with which Gilles Villeneuve won his famous victories in Spain and Monaco in 1981 has been sent to Canada for this year's Grand Prix.

There is a recession but the grandstands and hotels of Montreal are all full to bursting again this year.

Deutsche Bank has given the embattled Kirch group three more months to repay a loan which has been secured on the Kirch stake in the Axel Springer publishing company.

Danny Sullivan has given more details of his Red Bull Formula 1 Drivers Search which aims to get an American driver into Formula 1.

David Coulthard was one of many F1 people to stop off in New York on the way to the Canadian GP in Montreal.

Look at the share price and news surrounding CART and things look pretty bleak.

The KL Minardi Asiatech team has signed up Jirko Malcharek, an almost unknown Slovakian driver to be its test driver for the rest of the year.

Takuma Sato stopped off on his way to Montreal at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to have a look at the world's most famous race track.