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By Team Principal on Sat July 29 2006

Blogging about your favourite subject is a labour of love. Fresh content needs to be posted regularly to keep readers interested and if, like me, you use your blog to showcase your knowledge and talent in writing about something, it is essential that your posts are accurate.

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Williams-Toyota 2007

By Team Principal on Sat July 29 2006

After an age of speculation, it's been confirmed that Toyota will be powering next season's Williams cars. I think this is good news for the struggling team, as their engines have been strong in their own car (less so in the Midland's though) and Williams knowledge of building a championship winning car may make the combination a formidable one.

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German Grand Prix Qualifying

By Team Principal on Sat July 29 2006

Interesting! Kimi Raikkonen takes his first pole position this season from the clutches of Michael Schumacher, with Fernando Alonso down in seventh place. Could this be the first exciting race at Hockenheim? Obviously, for the sake of keeping the championship alive it would be good to see Schumi take the win with Alonso still in seventh or worse and judging by McLaren's race pace recently, this is a distinct possibility.

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Bye Montoya!

By Team Principal on Wed July 19 2006

The wonders of www.youtube.com is taking up plenty of my time as it holds so many fantastic F1 related videos, so it seems appropriate to use it as a send off to Juan Pablo Montoya.

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Two Weeks in Two Minutes...

By Team Principal on Tue July 18 2006

...or there abouts anyway!

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USA F1 Grand Prix Qualifying

By Team Principal on Sun July 2 2006

After last years blow out, it looks like we have a proper race on our hands at Indy this year. Ferrari have been talking up their chances all week and judging by Schumi's excellent performance on Saturday, this was not just hot air. The fastest man in sessions two and three, Michael sits on pole with team mate Massa next to him. Alonso sits fifth.

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