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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL - VOLUME 14, ISSUE 21 - MAY 21ST 2008

The 92nd Indy 500 Preview:
Start Your Engines

BY MATT BEER

Matt Beer casts an eye down the grid for this weekend's Indy 500 and rates the contenders

After the War: Exclusive
interview with Andrew Craig

BY MATT BEER

In his first interview since splitting from CART in 2000, former series CEO Andrew Craig talks with Matt Beer about the challenges of presiding over the original split with the IRL, and why he supports the new unified series

Trailblazer: Danica Patrick
at the Brickyard

BY MATT BEER

There will be plenty of media attention on Danica Patrick at Indianapolis, but as Matt Beer writes, the woman herself just hopes that it is for the right reasons

Rule Britannia: The Brits at Indy

BY MATT BEER

There is a strong British contingent on the Indy grid this year - and the strong prospect of another British win. Matt Beer spoke to the drivers flying the Union Jack at the Brickyard

Speed Reader

BY MARK GLENDENNING

Mark Glendenning takes a look at 'Rapid Response: My inside story as a motor racing life-saver' by Dr Stephen Olvey

F1 FEATURES

Slow Burn:
Interview with Nick Heidfeld

BY ADAM COOPER

At first glance, you might think that Nick Heidfeld has had a subdued start to the season. But is there more to come from the German? Adam Cooper spoke to him to find out

The Monaco GP Preview

BY TOM KEEBLE

With Ferrari winning four of the last five races, it is apparent that the onus is on the rest to change the state of play. Tom Keeble weighs up the contenders as the circus moves to the jewel in the Formula One crown

Pre-GP Stats Analysis: Monaco

BY MICHELE MERLINO

He may not have the figures for the greatest number of tipsy VIPs ever to fall into the Monte Carlo harbour, but Michele Merlino can tell you 99.4 percent of all the other stats relevant to this weekend's Monaco GP

The Weekly Grapevine

BY DIETER RENCKEN

Max Mosley's recent letter to presidents of FIA-affiliated clubs touched on the threat to F1's traditional events. Dieter Rencken looks at each race's long-term prospects

Mark Hughes on...

...The build-up to next month's FIA Extraordinary General Meeting

Tony Dodgins on...

...Whether tyre barriers have any place in modern Formula One

MOTOGP

Le Mans Review: Anyone's Game

BY TOBY MOODY

The tension at the top of the MotoGP standings shows no sign of easing, with three points covering the top three riders after last week's round at Le Mans. Toby Moody tries to contain his excitement

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