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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL - VOLUME 13, ISSUE 23 - JUN 6TH 2007

Fantasy League F1

Business Directory

Appointments

INTERVIEW

Interview with Alex Wurz

BY ADAM COOPER

On the tenth anniversary of his Formula One debut, in Montreal this weekend, Adam Cooper talks to Alex Wurz about rejoining the racing fraternity after a long stint as a test driver

GP PREVIEW

The Canadian GP Preview

BY TOM KEEBLE

Monaco was a one-team show, but Montreal demands very different things from the drivers and the cars. Tom Keeble checks the form ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix

The F1 Trivia Quiz

BY MARCEL BORSBOOM

How well do you remember last year's Canadian GP? Time to find out!

FROM THE MAGAZINE

Nigel Roebuck: Fifth Column

Mark Hughes: F1's Inside Line

Alonso Shines Family Silver

McLaren Looks After Number One

Mark Hughes: Trackside View

Steve Cooper: On the Limit

Tony Dodgins: Off Line

FEATURES

Bridging Troubled Waters

BY GLENN FREEMAN

Carrying a name as renowned as 'Unser' into the Indy 500 is tough enough, even if you're a multiple winner yourself. But Al Unser Jr came into this year's race with a lot more baggage than his surname. Yet as Glenn Freeman discovered, there could be more to to come from him yet...

MOTOGP ANALYSIS
Mugello Review: The Italian Job

BY TOBY MOODY

Mugello has hosted many proud moments - particularly if your name is

Valentino Rossi. Toby Moody reflects upon an important win for the Doctor...

COLUMNS

Paul Position

BY PAUL TRACY

Paul Tracy's season isn't exactly going to plan. But after a few races on the sidelines

with an injured back, he's now returning to the cockpit and to autosport.com...

From the Pulpit

BY MATT BISHOP

A few teams might be sniffing around for a quick youngster next year, not least Toyota. Matt Bishop reckons they should start with a visit to Spyker...

Dodgy Business

BY TONY DODGINS

For all the modern coverage of Formula One, the fundamental problem, Tony Dodgins feels, is that the majority of fans still miss out on the full story...