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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL - VOLUME 13, ISSUE 31 - AUG 1ST 2007

INTERVIEW

Michael Schumacher: in Limbo

BY M GLENDENNING & M BRUNNER

When Michael Schumacher announced his retirement from F1 some 11 months ago, no one thought that the German would become a regular fixture in the paddock just a short time after. What is the seven-time champion actually doing there, and how has his life changed since he hung up his helmet?

The Observer
on Schuey

BY DAMIEN SMITH

Damien Smith is concerned that Schumacher is bored, and wonders if the German should give in to his natural urges...

GP PREVIEW

The Hungarian GP Preview

BY TOM KEEBLE

With the events of the past few days, it is easier to forget F1 is still about racing, but the circus roars back into action for the Hungarian Grand Prix. Tom Keeble analyses the prospects ahead of the eleventh race of the season

The F1 Trivia Quiz

BY MARCEL BORSBOOM

How well do you remember last year's Hungarian Grand Prix? Time to find out!

FEATURES & COLUMNS

The European GP: the Out-Takes

BY ADAM COOPER

Last week's European GP had more twists and drama than a daytime soap. From McLaren rebuilding Hamilton's car from scratch, to Toro Rosso parting ways with Speed - Adam Cooper chases up the loose ends from the Nurburgring

Gerhard Berger: Between the Lions

BY THOMAS O'KEEFE

It's disconcerting to think it, but there is a generation of F1 fans that never saw Gerhard Berger race an F1 car. As the Austrian prepares to drive a 1983 McLaren in Budapest this weekend, Thomas O'Keefe takes stock of the Toro Rosso team co-owner's career

From the Pulpit

BY MATT BISHOP

Jenson Button reckons his two laps in the European GP count among the best anyone has managed in an F1 car - ever. After hearing

his account of it, Matt Bishop agrees...

Dodgy Business

BY TONY DODGINS

Caught amid the whirlwind of a 70s-themed party, Tony Dodgins realises that history can, in fact be rewritten - especially when it comes to the words 'Winkelhock'

and 'Nurburgring'