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From: Jaguar Racing news@jaguar-racing.com
To: peter scadron <@doc1>
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 6:22 AM
Subject: Jaguar Racing’s Monaco Newsletter
Date: 5/23/01 11:20:28 AM
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Dear peter,
What can you say about the Monaco Grand Prix? Jewel of the season? Unique
among sporting events? Or far too many people packed into a tiny space,
all for the pleasure of paying entirely too much for…well, you name it?
Happily though, however you choose to assess it, the astonishing sight and
sound of the world’s most thoroughbred motors screaming through those well
appointed streets, saves us from superfluous justification.If you drive the circuit on a PC your heart rate rises, you get tunnel
vision, sweaty palms, and a stiff thumb. Especially through Casino Square
and down the hill past the Hotel Metropole, to Loews hairpin (editor’s
current best lap = 1m18.222s), and all this with the damage function
turned OFF! In a more realistic simulation, with damage enabled, one
inevitably
ends up sliding down the road in a crazy, wheel-less kind of F1 canoe,
which is not the idea.Jaguar Racing goes to Monaco in fighting form, with the steadily improving
R2. The team had a successful test in Valencia last week, but we’ll have
to wait for first practice on Thursday to see if there are any gains to be
had on a low speed circuit like Monaco. If Eddie starts from 13th again,
it
will make an incredible five in a row for him (the FIA may have to
consider
making him a grid reservation at this rate!).Finally, for those of you who haven’t recently visited of the Season
section of the site, remember that the editorial team uploads reports
there on ALL
running over a race weekend, within minutes of the end of each session. To
get the most out of your race weekend, get an early idea of the form and
watch the full drama unfold, on www.jaguar-racing.com. Remember first
practice at Monaco is on Thursday. Enjoy the race…now for our latest
uploads…Kind Regards, Willem Postema
Latest uploads
*** Mark Ellis: Team Talk - Find out what makes Jaguar Racing tick, with
the Team Talk profiles on key team members. There have been personnel
changes
this year and we’re just beginning to restock this part of the Features
section, but from now on there will be more frequent additions - starting
our new chief race engineer.
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aerodynamicist has been rather hard to track down recently, he’s been
keeping his head down in a stateside wind tunnel. Listen to Andrew Van de
Burgt’s exclusive interview with him and get the latest news on the
development of the R2.
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pursuit of bold new Jaguar oriented imagery from each grand prix. There’s
plenty
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envelope a bit and deliver truly original images, that capture the spirit
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pitlane. Cahier’s View will be uploaded midweek after each race, so watch
out for it!Anyone wishing to take advantage of the extra services extended to full
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