Irishman Adam Carroll and England's James Rossiter will get their chance to impress BAR at a test this week.

JENSON BUTTON is hoping to deliver a result to be proud of for BAR engine supplier Honda on their home track in this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix.

Michael Schumacher has won the British Grand Prix from Kimi Raikkonen with Rubens Barrichello third.

Jenson Button is hopeful BAR’s race engineers can find some extra speed within the car over the next few days to help him compete with Ferrari this weekend.

Jenson Button believes Michael Schumacher is conning the great Formula One public by insisting BAR can score their maiden grand prix win on Sunday.

David Richards believes BAR are closer than ever to a maiden grand prix win despite “under-performing” at the European Grand Prix.

WORLD champion Michael Schumacher restored Formula One to its normal order here yesterday when he won the European Grand Prix at a canter as Ferrari claimed their fourth one-two of the season.

Michael Schumacher claimed much of the credit for his European Grand Prix victory today should go to Kimi Raikkonen, who inadvertently helped the world champion streak ahead.

Jarno Trulli set his sights on a maiden Formula One victory after claiming his first-ever pole position in Monaco today.

FORMER Jordan driver Takuma Sato is confident he can fill Jacques Villeneuve’s sizeable shoes after being confirmed as the former world champion’s replacement at BAR next season.

A former school caretaker was sentenced to death in Japan today for killing eight children.

Jordan Grand Prix have quashed a report which claimed the team had already dropped Japan’s Takuma Sato as one of their drivers for 2003.

Japan’s Takuma Sato gave Eddie Jordan a vital multi-million euro boost by ending his rookie season by scoring his first points in front of his delirious countrymen today.

A triumphant Michael Schumacher is celebrating his success in the Suzuka Grand Prix.

The Jordan team have expressed satisfaction with their performances at the Hungarian Grand Prix today.

A man accused of stabbing eight children to death at a primary school in western Japan pleaded guilty today in the first phase of his trial.

A 55-strong counselling team was today trying to heal emotional scars following the deaths of eight primary school children in Japan’s worst mass killing in six years.

Funerals were being held today for five of the eight children massacred at school by a crazed knifeman.

A knifeman who killed at least eight children and injured 21 more people in a Japanese classroom has been identified as a former janitor in another school.