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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL - VOLUME 13, ISSUE 38 - SEP 19TH 2007

BELGIAN GP REVIEW

Sweet Revenge

BY ADAM COOPER

After being embarrassed on home soil a week earlier, Ferrari struck back hard at Spa. Adam Cooper looks at how they did it, and what it means for the remaining three races

Edged Out

BY RICHARD BARNES

Somewhere amid all the talk of politics and legalities in Spa, a motor race broke out. Richard Barnes takes stock of the Belgian Grand Prix, and its implications for the championship fight

Belgian GP Tech Analysis

BY CRAIG SCARBOROUGH

Spa places very different technical demands upon the cars to those of the previous race at Monza. Craig Scarborough looks at how the teams - and in particular Ferrari - coped

The Belgian GP Review

BY MATT BEER

A thorough review of all the events and results from the 14th round of the season

Post-GP Statistical Analysis

BY MICHELE MERLINO

Michele Merlino analyses the results and stats from the latest round of the championship, and highlights the movements on the all-time record tables

2007 SuperStats: Spa

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 Belgian
GP cartoon

COLUMNS

Paul Position

BY PAUL TRACY

It's been a while since Paul Tracy's last column, so with a change of teammates, a change to

the calendar and - finally - hopes of a change in fortune, he has a lot to talk about...

The Observer

BY DAMIEN SMITH

Commentating may seem easy to those sitting at home on the couch, but as Damien Smith found out, actually doing it is another matter. Especially

when 50 million people are tuning in...

MOTOGP ANALYSIS
Estoril Review: Crystal Balls

BY TOBY MOODY

The 2007 MotoGP season has not played out the way that many had predicted

at the start of the year. Toby Moody reckons there are still a few unknowns yet to come...

FROM THE MAGAZINE

Nigel Roebuck: Fifth Column

Mark Hughes: F1's Inside Line

Pole Turns On Parabolica

Alonso Drives Race of a Champion

Mark Hughes: Trackside View

Steve Cooper: On the Limit

Damien Smith: Off Line

ASK NIGEL

Shouldn't F1 revert to the 2005 tyre rules?

Are Alonso and McLaren effectively over?

What do you think of McLaren's penalty?

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