Paul Ricard Test Report 26-28 June 2002

Panasonic Toyota Racing carried out a three-day test session at its home track of Circuit Paul Ricard in the south of France this week in preparation for next week's British Grand Prix.

Allan McNish reflects on Europe

Overall, I think you'd have to say that the European Grand Prix was disappointing because qualifying went quite well for Panasonic Toyota Racing and I think we actually started the race with a fair degree of optimism.

European Grand Prix - Race

The European Grand Prix today saw Allan McNish claim 14th place for Panasonic Toyota Racing at the Nurburgring.

European Grand Prix - Race Round-Up

Panasonic Toyota Racing had a disappointing 'home' Grand Prix at Nuerburgring when Allan McNish had to be content with 14th place and Mika Salo retired in the closing stages after a problematic race.

Key Moments from the 2002 European Grand Prix

European Grand Prix - Qualifying

Mika Salo will start tomorrow’s European Grand Prix from 10th on the grid with team-mate Allan McNish only three places behind in 13th after a strong qualifying session at the Nurburgring today.

European Grand Prix - Qualifying Round-Up

Panasonic Toyota Racing heads into the European Grand Prix, round 9 of the F1 World Championship at Nuerburgring, boosted by its second most impressive combined qualifying performance of the season.

European Grand Prix - Free Practice

Panasonic Toyota Racing kicked off its "home" grand prix weekend at the Nurburgring today.

European Grand Prix - Free Practice Round-Up

Panasonic Toyota Racing finished the first day of free practice for the European Grand Prix with Mika Salo in 9th place and Allan McNish 18th.

Q&A with Keizo Takahashi

European Grand Prix Preview

Panasonic Toyota Racing goes to the European Grand Prix this weekend in a positive frame of mind, following a successful three-day test at Jerez last week.

Mika Salo looks ahead to Europe

Montreal was a bit of a mid-season dip for Panasonic Toyota Racing. We went there with high hopes, thinking that the new track would suit the TF102, but we came away empty handed.