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Few Info about Rita Mulcahy

Rita Mulcahy, PMP, M.B.A.
President, RMC Project Management, Inc.

Rita Mulcahy (Mul-kay-he), PMP, is the President and founder of RMC Project Management, Inc., and a world-renowned project management author, trainer and speaker. She presents the following workshops: PMP® Exam Prep Training Tricks of the Trade® for: Project Management Fundamentals Risk Management Determining Customer Requirements Planning Contracting Negotiation Estimating Program and Senior Management's Role on Projects What Makes A Project Manager Successful? Why Do Projects Fail? Ways to Improve your Project Management Abilities All PMI® PMBOK® Guide Subjects PM for Team Members, Senior Management and Sales Executives Any customized training

Recent Awards: A reviewer for PMI's WBS standard Winner of the PMI® Professional Development Product of the Year 2004 Asked to present encore presentations at PMI's annual conference for four years in a row Rita is famous for delivering workshops that are full of content, fun and information, and use accelerated adult learning theory. Her speeches always draw record attendance! Rita's philosophy is to provide the very best-in-the-world project management training, consulting and speaking. She gives 200% to everything she does as evidenced by the rave reviews from previous clients. Rita has particular expertise in: Root cause analysis to solve consulting problems effectively The process of real-world project management The PMP® Exam Contract and procurement management Risk Management – A founding member of PMI® Risk Special Interest Group and a researcher on international risk management

A sample of the organizations from which people have attended her seminars and workshops are included in RMC's client list.

Rita is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and a long-time member of PMI and ASTD. She has taught courses for George Washington University, Rensselaer Polytechnic and University of Wisconsin and has been associated with large, international, project management training firms.

Rita has taught thousands of project managers, senior managers and team members and is one of the trainers PMI uses for worldwide training. She has been invited to speak at major international project management conferences including PMI and ProjectWorld.

Member of Project Management Institute (PMI) from 1990-present, past chapter President and Vice President 1990-1999.

During her project management career Rita has worked on over $2.5 billion dollars worth of the following types of projects:

Information Systems/ Information Technology (IS/IT) Engineering New Product Development High-Tech

Manufacturing Construction New Service Development Government

Publications Record

Rita Mucahy, PMP

I. Professional Books and Publications

• CAPM® Exam Prep, 2006, the complete guide to getting ready to take the CAPM® exam including review material, games, exercises and sample exams
• Risk Management, Tricks of the Trade® for Project Managers, 2003, this book is a must as the primary text for risk management courses and for those people who want a clear and effective way to apply risk management to their projects
• PMP® Exam Prep, 1999, 2001, and 2003, the complete guide to getting ready to take the PMP® exam including review material, games, exercises and sample exams
• PM FASTrack®, 2003, A PMP® Simulation computer software program designed to test one's knowledge of the PMP® exam and the PMBOK Guide®
• Hot Topics, 2002 and 2003, a book of flashcards to get ready for the PMP® and CAPM® exams
• Situational and Professional Responsibility Q&A, 2002, A book of 150 questions to get ready for the PMP® exam
• Project Management for the Business Professional, 2000, John Wiley and Sons (contracts chapter)
• Provided assistance for a number of chapters in the book Information Technology Project Management, 1999, by Kathy Schwalbe
• A reviewer for PMI's WBS standard (2002)
• Reviewer and contributor to the PMBOK® Guide (3rd Edition)

II. Papers and Articles Presented and Written

• What Every PM Needs to Know - Presented at PMI® 2003, including a much-coveted encore presentation
• What Makes a Project Manager Successful? – 2003 – Denver, Loveland and Colorado Springs, Colorado. Bloomington, IL
• What Makes a Project Manager Successful? – Part 2, 2002 – Presented at PMI® '02 to standing room only crowds and a coveted encore presentation
• Five Ways Sales Can Make Projects Successful?, 2000, to be presented at PMI® '00
• More Creative Training Techniques, 1999, presented at PMI® '99 including a second much coveted encore presentation
• What Makes Projects Fail?, 1999, presented at PMI® '99
• 10 Ways to Improve Your Ability to Manage Projects, 1999, Minnesota Technology Magazine
• What Makes A Project Manager Successful?, 1998, presented at PMI® '98 including a much-coveted encore presentation
• Creative Training Techniques, 1998, presented at PMI® '98
• Tricks for Handling Contracts, 1998, presented at PMI® '98
• Numerous other articles on the topic of project management

Top Ten World's Fastest Cars

Top Ten World's Fastest Cars - Part I

source: msn cars

1. Bugatti EB 16.4 Veyron 253mph+, 0-62mph 2.5 secs

Officially the fastest car in the world. Ever. In a straight line the Bugatti Veyron simply owns the opposition. Electronically limited to 253mph, the Veyron's top-end superiority is underlined by simply staggering acceleration. Remember the 243mph McLaren F1? Even given a 100mph head start, the Veyron would still beat one to the double ton. More fun stats include emptying the 100-litre fuel tank in 11 minutes at maximum velocity - a situation engineers have described as a 'safety feature'. Travel that fast for a whole half hour and even the special high-speed tyres would apparently start to melt.
With four turbochargers, the 8.0-litre W16 engine makes a minimum 1000bhp, so it's no surprise to discover the car contains 17 different cooling devices. Four-wheel drive and sophisticated aerodynamics mean the Veyron isn't just a hyper-performance dragster, either, cornering incredibly for something weighing 1888kg. A super-fast shifting seven-speed DSG gearbox and mega price-tag completes this ultimate high-speed package.


2. Koenigsegg CCX 245mph+, 0-62mph 3.2 secs

Poor Koenigsegg. Having spent the entire century so far trying to capture the McLaren F1's top speed record, the Swedish supercar maker finally achieves it with the 242mph CCR when Bugatti comes along and rearranges the rulebook. That's got to hurt. Still, what better way to bury the pain than to develop a new version - the CCX. A bespoke 4.7-litre V8 with twin superchargers sits just behind the passenger compartment, developing 806bhp and 678lb ft of torque - enough to propel the car from 0-62mph in 3.2 seconds despite only having rear wheel drive.
245mph is achievable if you can find, well, a runway long enough, though the low drag shape that allows this does mean the Koenigsegg can be a handful in the corners. Extra bonus points for having carbon-fibre wheels on the options list and doors that are cooler than a penguin's feet.

Top Ten World's Fastest Cars - Part II

3. Bristol Fighter T 225mph+, 0-62mph 3.5 secs

Eccentric is an overused word, but as a description of Bristol, the reclusive British carmaker, it seems perfectly apt. Imagine a sideboard on wheels, add a whacking great American V8 and you've got a Blenheim. Bristol got by building variations of these for years (and years) until suddenly it decided a supercar was desperately needed to complete the line-up. Thus, the 200mph Fighter was born, and having gotten hip to the new millennium, Bristol can't stop improving the specification of the thing. Apparently due to customer demand - no seriously, Bristol customers do attend trackdays - the new Fighter T has an utterly bonkers 1012bhp and immense 1036lb ft of torque.
That's more power than the Veyron, thanks to a twin-turbocharged version of the 8.0-litre V10 more often found under the bonnet of a Dodge SRT-10. Electronically limited to 225mph, Bristol claims a frankly ludicrous potential maximum of 270mph. They neglect to mention the price, but if you have to ask%u2026


4. Gumpert Apollo 224mph, 0-62mph 3.0 secs

Yikes. Well, you're not exactly going to miss this, uh, beauty appearing suddenly in the rear-view mirror. And seriously, move over, because although you've probably never heard of it, being fourth on this list means there aren't many cars capable of outrunning a Gumpert Apollo. 224mph is impressive, but it's the 0-62mph time that really grabs our attention. Three seconds flat is seriously quick - you'll be needing a Veyron if you want to go faster. Such high levels of poke hint at an exotic under-bonnet experience, but don't be too disappointed when we tell you the Apollo is powered by a 4.2-litre Audi V8.

Top Ten World's Fastest Cars - Part III

5. Pagani Zonda C12 F 214mph, 0-62mph 3.5 secs

The Pagani Zonda has never been about outright top speed. When you've got such extravagant design and exquisite detailing, not to mention epic acceleration, sublime handling and a pair of shoes made by the Pope's cobbler included in the asking price, becoming part of the supercar elite was almost a given. And Pagani's done it in record time - going from obscurity to revered supercar status in the blink of an eye. Still, it's nice to know you can back up all that flash with a bit of firepower if you need to, and the introduction of the 214mph Zonda F nicely boosts a range that otherwise barely cracks the magic 200.
7.3-litres of bespoke Mercedes-Benz AMG V12 does the business very nicely, providing upwards of 602bhp (650bhp in Clubsport guise), and 0-62mph in 3.5 seconds. We'll take ours in bare carbon-fibre, please. And if you want real exclusivity, there's a Roadster version available, too.


6. Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 211mph, 0-62 3.4 seconds

Lamborghini is synonymous with flamboyance. So when it unveiled this car at the 2006 Geneva motorshow, the world gasped. Who on earth had decided to paint a Murciélago in gloss primer grey? But the LP640 isn't any ordinary Murciélago , and we rather suspect the utilitarian hue wasn't just about making the car look harder than a Stealthbomber on a night out. Toning down the paint helps emphasize that this Lamborghini is all about performance, an impression enhanced by the optional transparent engine cover that keeps the LP640's wailing V12 hard permanently on display.
211mph is six more than the standard version, which doesn't sound much until you realise it's taken 61 more horses to achieve, and the going gets pretty tough over 200mph. The total bhp count now stands at 631, helping drop the 0-62mph time by an impressive 0.4 seconds to only 3.4. Oh, and you still get the scissor doors - which should keep the traditional clientele happy.

Top Ten World's Fastest Cars - Part IV

7. Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren "722 Edition" 209mph, 0-62mph 3.6 secs

What kind of supercar really needs a special edition? Well pretty much everyone is at it these days so that's something of a moot point. But if anything does, it's the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren - which has the unfortunate double problem of the McLaren F1 as a forefather and various AMG Mercedes as siblings. Ceramic brakes and an unrestricted top speed are all very well, but you don't really expect them to be combined with an automatic gearbox and the interior from an executive saloon.
So, in order to up the interest a bit, only 150 "722 Edition" SLRs will ever be made, featuring a 650bhp version of the 5.5-litre V8, specially tuned suspension, a quicker 0-62mph dash and a top speed of 209mph - that's a whole 1 mph faster than the 'ordinary' car. Hmmm. Tough to pick when an SL65 with the limiter removed will lose you your licence just as comprehensively for about £200,000 less.


8. Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano 205mph+, 0-62mph 3.7 secs

The Ferrari Enzo was such a technical tour de force that it's easy to imagine the engineers at Maranello scratching their heads over what to do next. No such luck for the competition as it turns out, since in developing a replacement for the 575M Maranello, Ferrari have completely re-written the script for front-engined GT supercars. Other cars on this list may be faster - in some cases very much so - but the 599 GTB Fiorano is just fantastically accomplished to drive.
Technical highlights include Magnetorheological Suspension Control, Formula 1 derived traction and stability control, and the not insignificant achievement of being 40kg lighter than the outgoing 575M despite being considerably larger. Don't care about the techy stuff? Then simple glory in this 6.0-litre V12's 8,400rpm redline, soulful interior, and the fact you're driving a car with a prancing horse on the bonnet. Shame it doesn't look a little bit prettier, but then the world never has been perfect.

Top Ten World's Fastest Cars - Part V

9. Aston Martin Vanquish S 200mph+, 0-62mph 4.8 secs

The original Vanquish could never really be accused of being short of power, but such is the pace of development these days its cheaper DB9 relative was snapping at its heels in the performance department. Costing some £60,000 more than the DB9 that simply wouldn't do. So the Vanquish S was born, raising power from its front-mounted V12 to 520bhp, a hike of 60bhp. That also pushes the top speed of this British bruiser up beyond the 200mph barrier.
As well as the engine modifications the S has a tweaked chassis to provide a more focussed, rawer driving experience, marking it out from the still available regular Vanquish and the DB9. Still largely hand built, in tiny numbers, the Vanquish S is a perfect British riposte to the thoroughbred Italians here; sophisticated, yet brutally fast, Aston Martin's flagship is a very desirable and useable 200mph+ machine. KF


10. And the runners-up are...

Rather than stick a single car into the number 10 slot, we thought it'd be more fun to round up the list with several%u2026 let's say 'unverified' alternatives. No official showing from Porsche since the demise of the Carerra GT could easily be countered with a number of tuner 911 from specialists so deep into modification they actually count as independent manufacturers in some countries. Ruf and 9ff, for example, will happily sell you a professionally fettled 911 turbo capable of well over 200mph. Similarly, Brabus and others make a business out of making Mercedes go very quickly indeed, and the CLS based Rocket has 730bhp and is supposedly electronically limited to 217mph.

Top Ten World's Fastest Cars - Part VI

America is another notable absentee, but the most likely candidate, Saleen's S7 Twin Turbo makes no greater claim than 200mph+, even if previous talk had suggested 260mph might be possible. The UK's very own Ultima also claims 200mph+ for certain versions of the GTR, but specifications are quite individual. What we can say for certain is that Ultima does hold the 0-100mph-0 world record, with its GTR720 performing the feat in 9.4 seconds - half a second faster than even the Veyron can manage. Another UK wild card is the Barabus TKR, which was a surprise showing at this year's British motorshow, and is theoretically good for 270mph.


But then they also claim 0-62 in less than two seconds, and we're really not sure if that's possible. But for totally off-the-wall (and totally unverifiable) try Project 1221, an Italian concern apparently building a turbine powered supercar with the equivalent of 1500bhp and a 270mph+ top speed%u2026

About Kannada Language

About Kannada Language




Kannadais the third oldest language of World . (After . . . Sanskrit & Greek )
Kannadais as old as 2000 years.
Kannadais 99.99% perfect - logically and scientifically.
Kannadaigas got 7 Gnana Peetha Awards . Look at other languages . . . Hindi -- 6,
Telugu - 2, Malayalam - 3, Tamil - 2 ( Second one during 2005 )
Shri VINOBA BHAVE called Kannadascript as QUEEN OF WORLD SCRIPTS
- " Vishwa LipigaLa RaaNi - Kannada"

So called International language -- English does not have its own
Script. English is written in " ROMAN "
So called National Language -- Hindi does not have its own script.
Hindi is written in " Deva nagari "
Though Tamil has a script, logically it is imperfect -- as common
letters are used for many pronunciations.
Kannadais as old as 2000 years. You can write what you speak and you can read what you write.
When " Kaviraja Maarga was written . . ." kaaveriyinda ,
gOdaavarivaregirpa ... " by Amogha Varsha Nripathumga, English was in
cradle & Hindi was not born at all.
Kannadais the only Indian language for which a foreigner(Kittal) wrote a dictionary( Shabda Kosha)
Ragale Saahithya can be seen only in Kannadawhich is of a rare and different kind of literature.
Number of literature awards KUVEMPU got, was highest among any
Indian authors .
KannadaChandassu (shatpadis) out pared all other languages
So Let us have PRIDE in using Kannada.
Be proud of being a KANNADIGA
Forward this to all your friends and let them also be PROUD to be KANNADIGAS .

" SIRIGANNADAM GELGE "

Kannada is no ordinary Language. Learn Kannada Earn More Friends

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Skoda Classic Rider - My 3rd Car

Well, today being another milestone in my life. My long awaited car would be back in my yard on Thursday. Yes... I finally decided to go for Skoda Octavia Rider Classic. Though Red is my favorite color and I feel happy every time I see those Red coupes.... Today I have decided to go for Black. Well.. Its kind a tough for me to be frank and share the reason why I opted for Black... but I started liking black these days...

Everyone in my family agreed and suggested me to for Skoda and when I asked all my family members to chose either Black or Red... While Mukta opted for Purple color Sahan and Suvvi supported me in going for Black this time. I still remember the day when I bought my Second car Palio... Sahan was just 8 years old and she is persisting me to buy Blue colored Car. Somehow I could convince my sweet doll that day and bought Silver frost Palio.

Well, I love all those things which I have ever touched and used. It was tough for me to sell my Palio.... Unless I sell palio I wouldn't have bought my Octy.. So I decided to sell my old car.

I am really on Cloud 9 now. and feeling very happy and exicited....

Thanks to all my family members who have helped me to decide on this car.

for now... Good night!!!

F1 Racer Details

K i m i R a i k k o n e n
Team : Ferrari Country Finland Nationality : Finnish Date Of Birth : October 17 1979 Place Of Birth : Lappeeranta,Finland Residence : Chigwell, Espoo Ranking : 1 Debut : 2001, Australian Grand Prix (Sauber-Petronas) Races : 105 Wins : 10 Poles : 13 Podiums : 37 Fastest Laps : 20 Career Points : 356 First Points : 2001, Australian Grand Prix (6th, Sauber-Petronas) First Podium : 2002. Australian Grand Prix (3rd, McLaren-Mercedes) First Victory : 2003, Malaysian Grand Prix (McLaren-Mercedes) Previous Teams : Sauber and McLaren
Championship Best: 2005, 2nd (112 Points, McLaren-Mercedes) =================================================================================== F e r n a n d o A l o n s o Team : McLaren Country Spain Nationality : Spanish Date Of Birth : July 28 1981 Place Of Birth : Oviedo Residence : Ranking : 2 Debut : 2001, Australian Grand Prix (Minardi) Races : 89 Wins : 15 Poles : 15 Podiums : 38 Fastest Laps : 8 Career Points : 389 First Points : 2003, Australian Grand Prix (7th, Renault) First Podium : 2003, Malaysian Grand Prix (3rd, Renault) First Victory : 2003, Hungarian Grand Prix (Renault) Previous Teams : Minardi and Renault Championship Best: 2006, WORLD CHAMPION (134 points, Renault) 2005, WORLD CHAMPION (133 points, Renault) ================================================================== L e w i s H a m i l t o n Team : McLaren Country Great Britain Nationality : British Date Of Birth : January 07 1985 Place Of Birth : Tewin Residence : Ranking : 3 Debut : 2007, Australian Grand Prix (McLaren) Races : 1 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 1 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 6 First Points : 2007, Australia (3rd, McLaren) First Podium : 2007, Australia (3rd, McLaren) First Victory : - Previous Teams : - ================================================================= G i a n c a r l o F i s i c h e l l a Team : Renault Country Italy Nationality : Italian Date Of Birth : January 14 1973 Place Of Birth : Rome, Italy Residence : Monte Carlo, Monaco Ranking : 5 Debut : 1996, Australian Grand Prix (Minardi-Ford) Races : 179 Wins : 3 Poles : 3 Podiums : 18 Fastest Laps : 2 Career Points : 250 First Points : 1997, San Marino Grand Prix (4th, Jordan-Peugeut) First Podium : 1997, San Marino Grand Prix (3rd, Jordan-Peugeut) First Victory : 2003, Brazilian Grand Prix (Jordan-Ford) Previous Teams : Minardi, Benetton, Jordan and Sauber Championship Best: 2006, 4th (72 points, Renault) 2005, 5th (58 points, Renault) ================================================================== --Select Driver--Fernando AlonsoLewis HamiltonGiancarlo FisichellaHeikki KovalainenFelipe MassaKimi RaikkonenJenson ButtonRubens BarrichelloNick HeidfeldRobert KubicaRalf SchumacherJarno TrulliDavid CoulthardMark WebberNico RosbergAlexander WurzVitantonio LiuzziScott SpeedChristijan AlbersAdrian SutilTakuma SatoAnthony Davidson H e i k k i K o v a l a i n e n Team : Renault Country Finland Nationality : Finnish Date Of Birth : October 19 1981 Place Of Birth : Suomussalmi Residence : Ranking : - Debut : 2007, Australian Grand Prix (Renault) Races : 1 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 0 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 0 First Points : - First Podium : - First Victory : - Previous Teams : - ================================================================= --Select Driver--Fernando AlonsoLewis HamiltonGiancarlo FisichellaHeikki KovalainenFelipe MassaKimi RaikkonenJenson ButtonRubens BarrichelloNick HeidfeldRobert KubicaRalf SchumacherJarno TrulliDavid CoulthardMark WebberNico RosbergAlexander WurzVitantonio LiuzziScott SpeedChristijan AlbersAdrian SutilTakuma SatoAnthony Davidson F e l i p e M a s s a Team : Ferrari Country Brazil Nationality : Brazilian Date Of Birth : April 25 1981 Place Of Birth : Sao Paolo, Brazil Residence : Sao Paolo, Brazil Ranking : 6 Debut : 2002, Australian Grand Prix (Sauber-Petronas) Races : 72 Wins : 2 Poles : 3 Podiums : 7 Fastest Laps : 2 Career Points : 110 First Points : 2002, Malaysian Grand Prix (6th, Sauber) First Podium : 2006, Europe (3rd, Ferrari) First Victory : 2006, Turkey (Ferrari) Previous Teams : Sauber Championship Best: 2006, 3rd (80 points, Ferrari) 2004, 12th (18 points, Sauber =================================================================== J e n s o n B u t t o n Team : Honda Country Great Britain Nationality : English Date Of Birth : January 19 1980 Place Of Birth : Frome - Somerset, England Residence : Bicester, England Ranking : - Debut : 2000, Australian Grand Prix (Williams-BMW) Races : 120 Wins : 1 Poles : 2 Podiums : 15 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 223 First Points : 2000, Brazilian Grand Prix (6th, Williams-BMW) First Podium : 2004, Malaysia (3rd, BAR) First Victory : 2006, Hungary (Honda) Previous Teams : Williams, Benetton and Renault Championship Best: 2004, 3rd (85 points, BAR-Honda) ================================================================== R u b e n s B a r r i c h e l l o Team : Honda Country Brazil Nationality : Brazilian Date Of Birth : May 23 1972 Place Of Birth : Sao Paulo Residence : Monaco Ranking : - Debut : 1993, South African Grand Prix (Jordan-Hart) Races : 237 Wins : 9 Poles : 13 Podiums : 61 Fastest Laps : 15 Career Points : 519 First Points : 1993, Japanese Grand Prix (5th, Jordan-Hart) First Podium : 1994, Pacific Grand Prix (3rd, Jordan-Hart) First Victory : 2000, German Grand Prix (Ferrari) Previous Teams : Jordan, Stewart and Ferrari Championship Best: 2004, 2nd (114 points, Ferrari) ================================================================== --Select Driver--Fernando AlonsoLewis HamiltonGiancarlo FisichellaHeikki KovalainenFelipe MassaKimi RaikkonenJenson ButtonRubens BarrichelloNick HeidfeldRobert KubicaRalf SchumacherJarno TrulliDavid CoulthardMark WebberNico RosbergAlexander WurzVitantonio LiuzziScott SpeedChristijan AlbersAdrian SutilTakuma SatoAnthony Davidson R a l f S c h u m a c h e r Team : Toyota Country Germany Nationality : German Date Of Birth : June 30 1975 Place Of Birth : Huerth Hermuelheim, Germany Residence : Salzburg, Austria Ranking : 8 Debut : 1997, Australian Grand Prix (Jordan-Peugeot) Races : 164 Wins : 6 Poles : 7 Podiums : 27 Fastest Laps : 8 Career Points : 323 First Points : 1997, Argentine Grand Prix (3rd, Jordan-Peugeot) First Podium : 1997, Argentine Grand Prix (3rd, Jordan-Peugeot) First Victory : 2001, San Marino Grand Prix (Williams-BMW) Previous Teams : Jordan, Williams Championship Best: 2001, 4th (49 points, Williams-BMW) ===================================================================== --Select Driver--Fernando AlonsoLewis HamiltonGiancarlo FisichellaHeikki KovalainenFelipe MassaKimi RaikkonenJenson ButtonRubens BarrichelloNick HeidfeldRobert KubicaRalf SchumacherJarno TrulliDavid CoulthardMark WebberNico RosbergAlexander WurzVitantonio LiuzziScott SpeedChristijan AlbersAdrian SutilTakuma SatoAnthony Davidson J a r n o T r u l l i Team : Toyota Country Italy Nationality : Italian Date Of Birth : July 13 1974 Place Of Birth : Pescara, Italy Residence : Francavilla, Italy Ranking : - Debut : 1997, Australian Grand Prix (Minardi-Hart) Races : 167 Wins : 1 Poles : 3 Podiums : 7 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 175 First Points : 1997, German Grand Prix (4th, Prost Mugen-Honda) First Podium : 1999, European Grand Prix (2nd, Jordan Mugen-Honda) First Victory : 2004, Monaco (Renault) Previous Teams : Minardi, Prost, Jordan and Renault Championship Best: 2004, 6th (46 points, Renault & Toyota) ==================================================================== --Select Driver--Fernando AlonsoLewis HamiltonGiancarlo FisichellaHeikki KovalainenFelipe MassaKimi RaikkonenJenson ButtonRubens BarrichelloNick HeidfeldRobert KubicaRalf SchumacherJarno TrulliDavid CoulthardMark WebberNico RosbergAlexander WurzVitantonio LiuzziScott SpeedChristijan AlbersAdrian SutilTakuma SatoAnthony Davidson D a v i d C o u l t h a r d Team : Red Bull Country Great Britain Nationality : Scottish Date Of Birth : March 27 1971 Place Of Birth : Twynholm Village, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland Residence : Monte Carlo, Monaco Ranking : - Debut : 1994, Spanish Grand Prix (Williams-Renault) Races : 213 Wins : 13 Poles : 13 Podiums : 61 Fastest Laps : 19 Career Points : 512 First Points : 1994, Canadian Grand Prix (5th, Williams-Renault) First Podium : 1994, Portugal Grand Prix (2nd, Williams-Renault) First Victory : 1995, Portugal Grand Prix (Williams-Renault) Previous Teams : Williams, McLaren Championship Best: 2001, 2nd (65 points, McLaren-Mercedes) =================================================================== --Select Driver--Fernando AlonsoLewis HamiltonGiancarlo FisichellaHeikki KovalainenFelipe MassaKimi RaikkonenJenson ButtonRubens BarrichelloNick HeidfeldRobert KubicaRalf SchumacherJarno TrulliDavid CoulthardMark WebberNico RosbergAlexander WurzVitantonio LiuzziScott SpeedChristijan AlbersAdrian SutilTakuma SatoAnthony Davidson M a r k W e b b e r Team : Red Bull Country Australia Nationality : Australian Date Of Birth : August 27 1976 Place Of Birth : New South Wales, Australia Residence : Ranking : - Debut : 2002, Australian Grand Prix (Minardi-Asiatech) Races : 88 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 1 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 69 First Points : 2002, Australian Grand Prix (5th, Minardi-Asiatech) First Podium : 2005, Monaco (3rd, Williams) First Victory : - Previous Teams : Minardi and Jaguar Championship Best: 2005, 10th (36 points, Williams BMW) =================================================================== N i c o R o s b e r g Team : Williams Country Germany Nationality : German Date Of Birth : June 27 1985 Place Of Birth : Wiesbaden, Germany Residence : Ranking : 7 Debut : 2006, Bahrain Grand Prix Races : 19 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 0 Fastest Laps : 1 Career Points : 6 First Points : 2006, Bahrain (7th, Williams) First Podium : - First Victory : - Previous Teams : - ==================================================================== A l e x a n d e r W u r z Team : Williams Country Austria Nationality : Austrian Date Of Birth : February 15 1974 Place Of Birth : Waidofen, Austria Residence : Monaco Ranking : - Debut : 1997, Canadian Grand Prix (Benetton-Renault) Races : 54 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 2 Fastest Laps : 1 Career Points : 32 First Points : 1997, Great Britain (3rd, Benetton) First Podium : 1997, Great Britain (3rd, Benetton) First Victory : - Previous Teams : Benetton Championship Best: 1998, 8th (17 points, Benetton-Renault) ==================================================================== V i t a n t o n i o L i u z z i Team : Toro Rosso Country Italy Nationality : Italian Date Of Birth : August 06 1981 Place Of Birth : Locorotondo, Italy Residence : Pescara, Italy Ranking : - Debut : 2005, San Marino Grand Prix (Red Bull-Cosworth) Races : 23 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 0 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 2 First Points : 2005, San Marino (Red Bull) First Podium : - First Victory : - Previous Teams : Red Bull =================================================================== S c o t t S p e e d Team : Toro Rosso Country USA Nationality : American Date Of Birth : January 24 1983 Place Of Birth : Manteca, California Residence : Fuschl am See, Austria Ranking : - Debut : 2006, Bahrain Grand Prix Races : 19 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 0 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 1 First Points : 2006, Australia (8th, Toro Rosso) First Podium : - First Victory : - Previous Teams : Red Bull ================================================================== C h r i s t i j a n A l b e r s Team : Spyker Country Netherland Nationality : Dutch Date Of Birth : April 16 1979 Place Of Birth : Eindhoven, Netherlands Residence : Eindhoven, Netherlands Ranking : - Debut : 2005, Australian Grand Prix Races : 38 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 0 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 4 First Points : 2005, USA (5th, Minardi) First Podium : - First Victory : - Previous Teams : Minardi Championship Best: 2005: (Minardi), 19th - 4 points. =================================================================== A d r i a n S u t i l Team : Spyker Country Germany Nationality : German Date Of Birth : January 11 1983 Place Of Birth : Starnberg Residence : Ranking : - Debut : 2007, Australian Grand Prix (Spyker) Races : 1 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 0 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 0 First Points : - First Podium : - First Victory : - Previous Teams : - T a k u m a S a t o Team : Super Aguri Country Japan Nationality : Japanese Date Of Birth : January 28 1977 Place Of Birth : Tokyo, Japan Residence : Marlow, England Ranking : - Debut : 2002, Australian Grand Prix (Jordan-Honda) Races : 71 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 1 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 40 First Points : 2002, Japan (5th, Jordan) First Podium : 2004, USA (3rd, BAR) First Victory : - Previous Teams : Jordan and BAR-Honda Championship Best: 2004, 8th (34 points, BAR-Honda) =================================================================== A n t h o n y D a v i d s o n Team : Super Aguri Country Great Britain Nationality : British Date Of Birth : April 20 1979 Place Of Birth : Hemel Hempstead Residence : Ranking : - Debut : 2002, Hungarian GP Races : 4 Wins : 0 Poles : 0 Podiums : 0 Fastest Laps : 0 Career Points : 0 First Points : - First Podium : - First Victory : - Previous Teams : Minardi