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To: who cares? who wrote (707)	9/6/2000 3:48:34 AM
From: Susan S.	Respond to of 5790

OT: Clever of you to notice that little change in my hair color since we last talked at that get-together in May. :) <<Do blondes have more fun?>> Well, let me just say that they have more opportunities to have fun...the rest is up to them. :) Susan

To: who cares? who wrote (707)	9/22/2000 2:09:05 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5790

Michael Schumacher Fastest in U.S. Grand Prix First Practice Indianapolis, Sept. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher recorded the fastest lap time in Friday's first free practice session for Sunday's U.S. Formula One Grand Prix. The 31-year-old German, second in the world drivers' championship through 14 of the season's 17 races, recorded a time of one minute 14.927 seconds at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to edge his Ferrari teammate Rubens Barichello by O.217 seconds. Championship leader Mika Hakkinen was third quickest for McLaren, with Jenson Button of the Williams-BMW team fourth best. David Coulthard, third in the drivers' standings, didn't set a time because of problems with his McLaren. There is a second practice session scheduled later Friday. Schumacher, seeking Ferrari's first drivers' title since 1979, has won six of this year's races, although he trails two- time world champion Hakkinen by two points in the drivers' championship. Hakkinen has four wins, and Coulthard three. Official qualifying at the 4.19-kilometer (2.603-mile) circuit is scheduled for Saturday, when the grid positions will be settled for Sunday's race, which will be the first Formula One race in the U.S. since 1991. --Stuart Condie at the London Sports Desk (44-20) 7673-2527, or at scondie@bloomberg.net/ak Story illustration: see FIA website {WFIA<GO>} for official news and race updates

To: who cares? who wrote (707)	10/10/2000 1:29:19 PM
From: Sir Auric Goldfinger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5790

Ferrari's Barrichello: Schumacher's Championship Title 10/10/0 9:22 (New York) See AV1 to play this and other Bloomberg Multimedia reports. Suzuka, Japan, Oct. 8, 2000 (Bloomberg) -- Auto racer Rubens Barrichello talks with Bloomberg's Patrick Singleton about the outlook for the Ferrari racing team this season and plans for next season. Ferrari teammate Michael Schumacher won the Japanese Grand Prix to take the team's first World Drivers' Championship in 21 years. Barrichello finished fourth in the race. 01:05 Schumacher's World Drivers' Championship title; next year For more Bloomberg Sports see BSP. For related news see the following NI codes: FORMULA1, AUT, AUTORACE, JAPAN, SPORTBIZ, ENT, ASIA, EUROPE, GER, BRAZIL, AVSPORTS. For more Bloomberg Multimedia reports see AV. -- Bloomberg Multimedia (609) 279-4455 (ML/JK)