This week in F1:
 Michael Schumacher has equalled the world record of Juan Fango - Five World Driver's Championships.
Senna's record of 65 pole positions stands compared to Schumi's 46 pole positions.
Schumi gets pole positions on average 27% of his races - so that's about 75 more GP's he's gotta do to get to Senna's record - 4.5 more years!
Senna got pole position in 40.37% of his races!

Former World Champions include Ayrton Senna & Juan Fangio & Mika Hakkinen & Nigel Mansell & Alan Prost & Damon Hill & Jackie Stewart & Jacques Villeneuve & Michael Schumacher & Phil Hill & Mike Hawthorn & Niki Lauda & Alberto Ascari & Niki Lauda

Rookies for 2002 Formula 1 season:
Australian Mark Webber has signed with Minardi, with his team mate Alex Joong.  Both drivers finished in the top 8 at Australia due to a large pileup earlier at the Australian Grand Prix.  Webber scored two points for Aussie team boss Paul Stoddart's European Minardi!
Scotsman Allan McNish debuts for 2002's debut team Toyota.
Japan's Takuma Sato has signed with Jordan, whilst Brazilian Felipe Massa will drive for Sauber

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German Grand Prix

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