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DRIVERS STANDING	07-11-2004 Ferrari winners of Silverstone British Grand Prix McLaren Mercedes Second Honda British Grand Pris With Full Results BMW Williams Final report RenaultF1 in violent accident Jaguar Racing in with a point Minardi in memory of Sporting Director, John Jordan Silverstone British Grand Prix Toyota Silverstone report Sauber Petronas score at Silverstone KIMI RAIKKONEN on Pole Bernie to 'fine' lazy drivers - report McLaren to oppose '05 reform Team-by-team - Qualifying at Silverstone Raikkonen not expecting to win Hakk's coming back - Ron Dennis Dubai 'in talks' to buy Jordan Webber to drive Williams in Hungary - source
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Bridgestone Motosport	07-10-2004 KIMI RAIKKONEN and McLaren sets the stage for tomorrow British Grand Pix. McLaren Mercedes Kimi Raikkonen on pole Ferrari qualifying a close second BMW.Williams Montoya 7th on the grid Jordan Qualifying Report Toyota 8th on the grid read all about it Honda British Qualifying report with Full Results Minardi Doing It For John RenaultF1 Silverstone Qualifying Report Sauber Petronas preserving Fisichella tyres Jaguar Qualifying Report Alonso to change engine Technical directors agree to slow down 'I'll wrap Jackie's kilt around his neck' Ferrari's done with F2004 Stewart mocks London GP Button axes 'Union Jack' helmet BAR pull planned aero package Agree to F1 changes, BAR's Willis urges Team-by-team - Friday at Silverstone News from the Paddock - Silverstone News from the Paddock - Silverstone News from the Paddock - Silverstone 07-09-2004 KIMI RAIKKONEN ends Free Practice fastest overall in second practice session for the weekend at Silverstone. McLaren silverstone an excellent result Seven eleven for BMW Williams drivers Ferrari first and second Free Practice report Jordan Free Practice Report Minardi productive at Silverstone Jaguar at Silverstone Renault F1 car in the street of Lyon Schu's in for British fight Silverstone hero has work to do Honda F1 Free Practice With Full Results Toyota Silverstone Free Practice Renault F1 solid start to British Grand Prix Sauber Petronas Great Silverstone start Button rules out Williams return Schu laughs at BAR's 'home pitch' advantage F1 must quit smoking - research 'Don't give me Jacques' - Juan Pablo Montoya Juan must 'respect the challenge' - Williams Future's 'looking good' for Friday stunner Rubens turned down Williams drive 'Seventeen or nineteen?' - the '05 calendar Webber's off to Williams 'I'll be in F1 next year' - Coulthard Ferrari aren't cheating - British rivals A SENSE OF GREAT OCCASION	Bridgestone teams “Go the Extra Mile” for Sport Relief 10 July 2004 British Grand Prix Bridgestone teams “Go the Extra Mile” for Sport Relief Bridgestone has teamed up with its four Formula One teams this week to “Go the Extra Mile” for Sport Relief and to mark the occasion, they will be sporting a single Limited Edition red Bridgestone Potenza Formula One tyre during tomorrow morning’s pit stop practices ahead of the British Grand Prix. The four Bridgestone equipped teams: Scuderia Ferrari, Sauber Petronas, Jordan Ford and Wilux Minardi Cosworth; have each given their support to the Sport Relief campaign, the biennial fundraising event set up by Comic Relief to use the power and passion of sport to tackle poverty and disadvantage, both in the UK and in some of the world’s poorest countries. Between them, the teams are donating numerous items of signed F1 team memorabilia which will be auctioned in aid of Sport Relief. Earlier this week, Jordan Ford and Bridgestone teamed up to give the winners of the Sport Relief Pit Stop Challenge Competition a day they won’t forget. Proceeds from entering the competition to win a day with the Jordan Ford team at their factory and to take part in a Pit Stop Challenge are going towards Sport Relief. The winners also got the chance to meet Jordan Ford’s drivers Nick Heidfeld, Giorgio Pantano and Timo Glock when they too decided to try their hand at changing the Limited Edition red Bridgestone Potenza Formula One tyre. The significance of the Limited Edition red Bridgestone Potenza Formula One tyre is to mark the theme of this year’s Sport Relief campaign which will see thousands of people up and down the country today running a mile wearing a single red sock. Coinciding with the anniversary of the “Four Minute Mile” run by Roger Bannister in 1954, fourteen venues up and down the country are hosting a Sport Relief Mile with well-known faces from the world of sport and entertainment lining up alongside the public as the whole nation comes together to “Go the Extra Mile”. The Limited Edition red Bridgestone Potenza Formula One tyres, which were made especially for this weekend’s Sport Relief activities by Bridgestone’s Technical Centre in Tokyo (Japan), will be in action on the Bridgestone equipped cars on Sunday morning at the times listed below. Details of how F1 fans can bid for items in the Sport Relief auction will be posted on the Sport Relief website (www.sportrelief.com) in the coming days. Sunday Pit Stop Practice Times: Scuderia Ferrari: 08:45am Sauber Petronas: 09:15am Jordan Ford: 10:30am What is Sport Relief? Sport Relief was set up by Comic Relief to use the power and passion of sport to tackle poverty and disadvantage, both in the UK and in some of the world’s poorest countries. Comic Relief created Sport Relief in July 2002 and in doing so brought the world of sport together under one banner for the first time, raising an impressive £14.4 million. 07-06-2004 Regent Street Parade Album 04-04-2004 Michael Schumacher wins the Bahrain Grand Prix with Jenson Button in third place for B.A.R Ferrari Third race of 2004 and third win 2003 constructors champion Ferrari
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