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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL - VOLUME 11, ISSUE 34 - AUG 24TH 2005

The Case for Anthony Davidson
How good is Anthony Davidson? No one could say with certainty if, after four year of test driving at BAR, the Briton is a lost talent or a lost cause. But Tony Dodgins has had a hunch that 'Little Ant' is really good - and he should know: a decade ago, the two were teammates in a 24-hours karting race...

BY TONY DODGINS

Hapless Much was expected from several driver pairings this year, yet much of the hype has failed to materialise, and in most cases, one driver has clearly dominated the other. Richard Barnes analyses the fights that were not to be BY RICHARD BARNES		The Birth of a GP David Gant, chief executive of the South African GP Bid Group, was an interested spectator at Istanbul, where he took time out to talk exclusively to Tony Dodgins about his plans to bring an African Grand Prix to Cape Town by 2009 BY TONY DODGINS

Turkish GP Review The inaugural Turkish GP proved to be a success, with the Istanbul circuit proving a real challenge for the drivers. Not so much for Kimi Raikkonen, however, who dominated the weekend on the way to his fifth victory of the season. Will Gray reviews the events and results BY WILL GRAY		Turkey Tech Analysis Fresh from the summer break, the teams were faced with the challenge of running on a brand new circuit, which tested the cars' setup, the tyres' endurance, and the drivers' patience. Craig Scarborough looks at the technical problems and solutions seen at Istanbul BY CRAIG SCARBOROUGH