[color=Red]Panasonic Toyota F1[/color] like the rest of the F1 paddock is going into this weekend’s German Grand Prix not really knowing what’s in store for them, as since the F1 circus last visited Germany the circuit has undergone major redesign. The circuit owners have looked at a lot of the other venues that paddock visit throughout the season and have used many similar ideas into making Hockemheim even more exciting to drive.
That according to a lot of team chief race engineers means a completely different approach to this weekend’s German Grand Prix. The changes that have been made to the circuit mean a completely different set-up to and may-be strategy that have been previously used before.

Nick Johnson
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Toyota F1 fans, make sure you buy this months Motorsport magazine, there's a free 'One Aim' issue 2 - the official Toyota F1 mag free!:D

2002 F1 World Champion Michael Schumacher and his younger brother Ralf had a fantastic battle for the 1st place on the front slot of the grid ahead of tomorrows German Grand Prix. Only 0.181 separated to two brothers as Michael stole pole back in the dieing second of the session. Mean while the two Toyotas of McNish and Salo start 17th and 19th. After another disappointing qualifying session witch started quite promising.
1 Michael Schumacher Ferrari 1m14.389s

2 Ralf Schumacher Williams 1m14.570s

3 Rubens Barrichello Ferrari 1m14.693s

4 Juan Pablo Montoya Williams 1m15.108s

5 Kimi Raikkonen McLaren 1m15.639s

6 Giancarlo Fisichella Jordan 1m15.690s

7 Olivier Panis BAR 1m15.851s

8 Jarno Trulli Renault 1m15.885s

9 David Coulthard McLaren 1m15.909s

10 Nick Heidfeld Sauber 1m15.990s
Nick :D

Please may I first say a big sorry for not doing this any sooner. Nick (Sacked F1 reporter)

Results

1 Michael Schumacher Ferrari
2 Juan Pablo Montoya Williams
3 Ralf Schumacher Williams
4 Rubens Barrichello Ferrari
5 David Coulthard McLaren
6 Nick Heidfeld Sauber
7 Felipe Massa Sauber
8 Takuma Sato Jordan
9 Mika Salo Toyota
10 Giancarlo Fisichella Jordan