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	Montreal: The Luck of the Draw
		Leaving Barcelona in Spain, we cross the Atlantic to Ile Notre-Dame, a man-made island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River, where the Canadian Grand Prix is held at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
		He was second in his Canadian debut in 1992 and again in 1993, finishing fifth in 1995.
		This Grand Prix is one of the most unpredictable races of the season.
	www.atlasf1.com /99/can/preview/tytler.html (2822 words)

	TELUS - Grand Prix du Canada - Statistiques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In 1999, it was the 9th time in history that the winner of the Canadian Grand Prix earned at the end of the year the driver's championship.
		In 2000, it was the first Canadian Grand Prix raced (totally or partially) under the rain since 1989.
		In 2001, the Canadian Grand Prix has been the scene of the first ever 1-2 finish by two brothers since the launching of the Formula 1 World Championship.
	www.globetrotter.net /gt/grandprix/en/statistiques.asp (981 words)

	GrandPrix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Circuits > Montreal (Circuit Gilles Villeneuve)
		The dispute led to the removal of the Canadian Automobile Sports Club as the national sporting authority of Canada but the race was back on again in 1988, after the track had undergone considerable modification.
		In 1997 and 1998 the race belonged to Michael Schumacher (although he was lucky to win the second after the race was stopped because of a serious accident which left Prost's Olivier Panis with serious leg injuries).
		In 1999, however, Schumacher made a rare error and crashed, leaving victory to go to his title rival Mika Hakkinen.
	www.grandprix.com /gpe/cir-049.html (958 words)

	Canadian Grand Prix Preview
		For the last two Grands Prix, both drivers have been in the top 6 consistently and look to be capable of carrying this on in Canada.
		Luckily, the Canadian Grand Prix has less slow corners than at Monaco and it is in these that the J198 is said to suffer most.
		This Grand Prix, however, should be more than a little different as the confines of the Monaco street circuit have been replaced by the fast straights of the purpose built Montreal circuit and not even the team expects to get both cars in the points here.
	www.atlasf1.com /98/can/preview/galvin.html (1683 words)

	Playlife - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Playlife put their name to the engine supply of Formula One team Benetton's cars from 1998 through 2000.
		Playlife engines were re-badged Renault engines that had been acquired by Mecachrome in 1998 and Supertec in 1999 and 2000.
		Other teams ran the same engines but kept the Mecachrome/Supertec name such as Williams and Arrows.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Playlife (112 words)

	Castrol Motor Oil and Lubricants - Canadian Grand Prix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Canadian Grand Prix marks a break away from the European leg of the calendar as the Formula 1 entourage heads for two fly away races on consecutive weekends across the Atlantic.
		Power is paramount due to the stop-start nature of the circuit, but a stable set-up is also key as it is important to carry as much speed as possible through the chicanes by straight-lining the kerbs.
		Memorable moments at the track include Jean Alesi's tearful first and only grand prix victory in 1995 and Nigel Mansell embarrassingly stalling while waving to the crowd in the lead on the last lap in 1991.
	www.castrol.com /castrol/sectiongenericarticle.do?categoryId=9000014&contentId=7000145 (299 words)

	CNN/SI - Formula One - Hakkinen wins Spanish Grand Prix - Sunday May 30, 1999 11:57 AM
		Posted: Sunday May 30, 1999 11:57 AM Mika Hakkinen won the Spanish Grand Prix Sunday, his second victory of the season and the 11th of his career.
		Two weeks ago he took the Monaco Grand Prix to become the winningest Ferrari driver with 16 victories and had a two-race winning streak coming into Spain.
		The next race is the Canadian Grand Prix on June 13.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /motorsports/world/news/1999/05/30/hakkinen_spanishgp (623 words)

	- Smucker's Stars On Ice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In February 2002, Canadian pair skaters Jamie Salé (pronounced SA-lay) and David Pelletier (pronounced PELL-tee-ay) emerged from an unprecedented Olympic controversy in Salt Lake City with gold medals and the hearts of millions of fans around the world for the incredible grace and dignity they had demonstrated both on and off the ice.
		In 2000, Jamie and David won their first of three Canadian Championships, and became the first pairs team ever to receive five perfect "6.0" scores in the competition.
		At the 30th Annual Canadian Sport Awards event, they were named the Canadian Sport Partners of the Year for 2002; and, during the same year, were awarded the Golden Jubilee Award, for demonstrating exceptional qualities and outstanding service to Canada, approved by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
	www.starsonice.com /cast/cast_detail.asp?CastID=92 (1104 words)

	Victory Lap 1999 -- A Virtual Voyage of the Texaco/Havoline Grand Prix of Houston
		The Canadian driver was rewarded with his 14th victory and first since May 1997 in Madison, Ill.
		It was sweet redemption for the 30-year-old bad boy, who was on probation part of last season for rough driving and was barred from the 1999 season opener because of an on-course incident late last year in Australia.
		In the final race of 1999, in Fontana, Calif., Tracy was winning late in the race and lost control on cold tires during a restart, spinning off the track to his great embarrassment.
	www.chron.com /content/interactive/voyager/victorylap/gp/1999/circuit/milwaukee (853 words)

	Stewart Grand Prix, Lear Corporation Champion F-1 Driver Safety
		Safety is a pertinent topic in light of the massive accident involving 12 drivers on Turn One of Lap One of last year's Canadian Grand Prix.
		Stewart Grand Prix Drivers Rubens Barrichello and Johnny Herbert each race in personalized versions of the award-winning extractable seat system, a collaboration between technical and design engineers at Lear, SGP and the FIA.
		Stewart Grand Prix is proud to have been part of the project and to have contributed something to motorsport in terms of driver safety, a subject about which I am very passionate.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=105&STORY=/www/story/06-11-1999/0000961470 (724 words)

	1999/2000 US Snowboard Grand Prix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Kosglow, who was second in the Grand Prix super-G at Mammoth last month, set the fastest second-run time Friday, bumping up from fourth to second in the final round.
		Yet Fletcher was unaffected by pressure or the deteriorating course, instead relying on her pre-race relaxation ritual of eating beef jerky in the bathtub as she dug in her edge and cruised to victory.
		The U.S. Snowboard Grand Prix continues at Breckenridge with halfpipe qualifying competition throughout the day Saturday, followed by the Doritos Loud Air and Style demonstration under the lights later that night.
	classic.mountainzone.com /snowboarding/2000/grandprix/breckenridge (657 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		That day in Montreal, the temperature was near 0°C. In 1979, 15 nationalities were represented on the Canadian Grand Prix starting grid : Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, South Africa, Switzerland, United Kingdom and United States of America.
		In 2002, a new attendance record was established with 326,000 spectators for the three days of the event (304, 000 in 2001).
		In 2003, Michael Schumacher has increased his record of victories at the Canadian Grand Prix at 6.
	www24.brinkster.com /saravalos/grand.htm (898 words)

	Alberta Equine ...On-Line News: Canadian Grand Prix Horse Mill Creek Sweet Dream Sold to Italy
		A Belgian Warmblood mare by Ohio Van De Padenborre, a son of the influential French sire Quidam de Revel, Mill Creek Sweet Dream was purchased by Mill Creek Stables as a five-year-old and was partnered with Candele since arriving in Canada.
		In addition to Mill Creek Marco Taere, with whom he won two other Canadian League World Cup Qualifiers in 2003, Candele is now showing a new grand prix mount for Mill Creek Stables.
		While a number of sales horses owned by Mill Creek Stables are currently competing at the grand prix level, Mill Creek Stables also has 19 horses registered in the 2004 Canadian Young Horse Jumper Development Series for four, five and six-year-olds.
	www.albertaequine.com /news/listnews.asp?ID=785 (715 words)

	Auto Racing History First Canadian Grand Prix
		The Canadian Grand Prix is a strong fixture on the World Championship circuit in Montreal, Quebec.
		That first Canadian Grand Prix took place on one of the most famed yet isolated tracks -- Mosport Park in Bowmanville, Ontario, approximately 70 miles northeast of Toronto.
		The first Grand Prix was a huge success, and Canada was given a permanent spot on the calendar.
	www.deepthrottle.com /History/first_cdn_gp.shtml (1717 words)

	Canadian Grand Prix Facts \|\| Williams F1 - Unofficial Williams F1 News and Views
		Quote from Ferrari driver Jean Alesi as he went on to win the 1995 Canadian Grand Prix: "Ten laps from the end when I saw it was possible to win, I started to cry and it was hard for me to see the road.
		One of the strangest finishes ever witnessed at a Grand Prix completed the 1991 race when leader Nigel Mansell celebrated one lap too early and his Williams coasted to a halt to allow Nelson Piquet to score his last victory for Benetton.
		The pits were relocated in 1987 after the Grand Prix was cancelled due to a sponsorship dispute between beer giants Labatt's and Molson.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s107/st5008.htm (667 words)

	F1 News: Spain Named World’s Best F1 Grand Prix
		The special FOM (Formula One Management) award for the best-organised Grand Prix of 2003 was won by the promoters of the Spanish Grand Prix held on the International Circuit de Catalunya, at Montmelo near Barcelona.
		The trophy was awarded to the organisers of the Spanish Grand Prix for the great collective effort that went into months of preparation for the staging of the fifth round of the 2003 FIA Formula One World Championship.
		With awards for the French Grand Prix in 1991 and 1992; the inaugural Malaysian Grand Prix in 1999; and for the Spanish Grand Prix in 2003, Philippe Gurdjian has achieved an extraordinary string of successes - an unparalleled achievement in the highly competitive world of Formula One.
	www.fastmachines.com /archives/f1/001208.php (462 words)

	Motor Sports News Article \| Reuters.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was also the first time that the Renault driver had completed a 'grand slam' -- pole position, fastest lap and win.
		Gilles Villeneuve, late father of 1997 world champion Jacques, is the only Canadian to win his home race (in 1978 with Ferrari).
		The 1999 Canadian Grand Prix made history as the first time a race has ended behind the safety car.
	go.reuters.co.uk /newsArticle.jhtml?type=motorSportsNews&storyID=12600223§ion=news&src=rss/uk/motorSportsNews (454 words)

	SimHQ.com - Motorsports Zone - Preview: 2004 Canadian Grand Prix - Round 8 of 18
		It is also the site of Jean Alesi's one and only grand prix victory (an incredible record given the number of races he has had in race winning machinery).
		In 2002 the Canadian race began what was to be a familiar sight as Juan Pablo Montoya took pole position but was beaten through better strategy, better tires and better overall race pace by Michael Schumacher's Ferrari (the fact that his engine let go didn't help matters either!).
		The race was dull for a Canadian Grand Prix (which is usually very exciting indeed) but was still better than some of the "snorathons" that were to come later in the season.
	www.simhq.com /_motorsports/motorsports_022b.html (1689 words)

	AIR SPORTS INTERNATIONAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Geoff Dossetor was the winner of the Canadian Grand Prix / Canadian Nationals XC by the hair on his teeth.
		Banff Ice Vodka was the official host of the 1999 Canadian Nationals / Canadian grand Prix XC Awards party.
		Chris Arai, President and CEO of Arai Design and creator of the world famous TANGENT is pleased to award the new Canadian National Champion Martin Dennis and the new Canadian National Speed Gliding Champion Steve Thoss each $250.00 (U.S.$) certificates toward the purchase of their new flight computers.
	airsports.fai.org /oct99/oct9902.html (2884 words)

	2002 Canadian Formula One Grand Prix Race Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Canadian Grand Prix can trace its history back to 1967, the first of eight times it was held at Mosport Park in Toronto.
		The older man failed to qualify at his three attempts at grand prix stardom, although he did win one Indycar race.
		When Jean Alesi took his one and only grand prix win in the 1995 event, the race had to be stopped a lap early because Ferrari fans invaded the track.
	www.geocities.com /MotorCity/Lane/4994/2002canada.html (976 words)

	Speedarena Forums: Australian Grand Prix... Has anyone been in previous years?
		The Australia Grand Prix is coming up on March 30th - April 2 and I'm personally excited as I will be attending this year as I'm visiting a bunch of friends who are currently working / traveling in OZ.
		If so can you tell me thoughts on grand stands that offer the best views, as well as what the night life and events are like in the city.
		Melbourne is a good city for going out and it comes alive with the grand prix carnival.
	forums.speedarena.com /zerothread?id=2424355 (260 words)

	Canadian Grand Prix, June 1999
		F1 burst back into life, and Mika Hakkinen leapt back to the front of the championship standings, in a typically incident packed Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.
		The safety car came out yet again, and history was made as Canada 1999 became the first Grand Prix ever to finish in this way.
		Hakkinen's win took him into the championship lead, Fisichella and Irvine joined him on the podium, and Schumacher, Herbert (in his first finish this season) and Diniz completed the points scoring.
	website.lineone.net /~gareth_holroyd/formula1/canagp.html (867 words)

	British Grand Prix, July 1999
		The British Grand Prix at Silverstone may not have had the excitement of the French and Canadian events that preceded it, but it may yet have a greater bearing on the championship.
		Michael Schumacher broke his leg in a massive first lap accident and will be out for at least 6 weeks, Mika Hakkinen retired without scoring and David Coulthard took advantage of the unaccustomed reliability of his car to claim his first Grand Prix victory on home soil.
		When Frentzen pitted on lap 46, Damon Hill had the opportunity to lead his final British Grand Prix for a lap, much to the delight of the crowd.
	website.lineone.net /~gareth_holroyd/formula1/britgp.html (981 words)

	Johnny Herbert Website: Race News, Canada 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The 1978 Canadian Grand Prix was Jackie's last competitive race before he announced his retirement at the end of the season having clinched his third world drivers' championship.
		He competed in seven Canadian Grands Prix, the first in 1967.
		"The Canadian Grand Prix is a significant event for the Stewart-Ford team as it is currently the only race in North America where so many of our partner-sponsors are either based or have a major presence.
	www.johnnyherbert.co.uk /news/races/1999/can99.shtml (1943 words)

	Safety car :: F1Technical.net
		The first use of the Safety Car in Formula One was at the 1973 Canadian Grand Prix.
		The safety car was only used again 20 years later, in the 1993 Brazilian Grand Prix.
		To date, the 1999 Canadian Grand Prix is the only Formula One race to finish behind the Safety Car.
	www.f1technical.net /articles/21 (1034 words)

	Elena Berezhnaya - Bio And Pictures Including Anton Sikharulidze - Smucker's Stars On Ice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Their joy was tempered; however, as they immediately found themselves at the center of figure skating’s most famous judging scandal in history.
		In the face of this controversy, Elena and Anton conducted themselves with dignity, and set an example for sportsmanship when Canadians Jamie Salé and David Pelletier were also awarded the pair’s gold medal.
		In the summer of 1999, they relocated from St. Petersburg, Russia to Hackensack, New Jersey with their coach.
	www.starsonice.com /cast/cast_detail.asp?CastID=93 (481 words)

	Atlas F1 Bulletin Board - CANADIAN GRAND PRIX 2004 - COME CHECK IT OUT!!
		The following is a list of (some of the) Grand Prix AND non-F1 related events going on in and around Montréal during the week of the Canadian Grand Prix this year.
		Grand Prix World and the Gilles Villeneuve Museum are hosting a cocktail party on Friday June 11th at 18:00 where you can meet AtlasF1's own Giancarlo Fisichella!
		I believe there is 1 GA Grand Stand on Casino straight, I'm not sure how that works but would definately be where I'd be heading for first thing in the morning.
	forums.atlasf1.com /showthread.php?s=&threadid=69820 (2838 words)

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