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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL - VOLUME 13, ISSUE 16 - APR 18TH 2007

GP REVIEW

Fantastic Four:
Bahrain Grand Prix Analysis

BY ADAM COOPER

A vintage battle has commenced, and the racing is so tight that up and down seems to be the order of the day in Formula One, 2007. From the highs of Hamilton and Massa to the lows of Alonso and Raikkonen, Adam Cooper looks behind the scenes in Bahrain

Nine Points of the Law

BY RICHARD BARNES

With three races down and a three-way tie for the lead of the world championship, Richard Barnes ponders the performance of the 'team leaders' versus their less-fancied rivals at Ferrari and McLaren

Bahrain GP Technical Review

BY CRAIG SCARBOROUGH

There was little time between Malaysia and Bahrain, but there's still plenty to talk about on the current crop of F1 machines. Craig Scarborough spots the design successes and failures before the teams head back to Europe

The Bahrain GP Review

BY MATT BEER

A thorough review of all the events and results from the third round of the season

2007 SuperStats: Bahrain

BY DAVID WRIGHT

A comparison between the performances over the season, which provides some insight into each their strengths and weaknesses

Season Strokes

BY BRUCE THOMSON

The Bahrain
GP cartoon

DTM SEASON PREVIEW

Quick Off the Blocks:
Interview with Mattias Ekstrom

BY GLENN FREEMAN

After a disappointing season in 2006, Mattias Ekstrom believes the best way to win the DTM championship is to make a strong start. Glenn Freeman talked to the Audi driver about his hopes and his rivals for the imminent 2007 season

Back to Square One:
Interview with Jamie Green

BY GLENN FREEMAN

Jamie Green will have to do more to impress this season, after a year of treading water in the DTM... and he knows it. It's back to square one and, as he prepares to force forward his adaptation to touring cars, the yet-to-win Briton talks frankly with Glenn Freeman about crunch time in 2007

COLUMNS

The Observer

BY DAMIEN SMITH

Damien Smith returns from China baffled, tired and irritated - but intrigued by an old face making a new assault on the sport...

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