Formula 1: Irvine longs for a winning car

Eddie Irvine insists he would be happy to finish last in every remaining race this season - as long as it meant he got a winning car next year.

Formula 1: Irvine longs for a winning car
Fri, 06 Jul, 2001 - 13:51

Eddie Irvine insists he would be happy to finish last in every remaining race this season - as long as it meant he got a winning car next year.

The Northern Irishman is determined to add to his season’s points tally of four in the remaining seven races, hopefully starting at the British Grand Prix on Sunday week.

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