Images Dated 27th March 2002

Michael Faraday, English chemist

Michael Faraday (1791-1867), English chemist and physicist. He devised the first electric motor along with equipment such as transformers and dynamos. Faraday had no formal education, but gave his first Royal Institution lecture when a scheduled speaker failed to appear. It was a great success and his lectures would popularize science amongst the public. He discovered the organic molecule benzene and was later made professor of chemistry at the Institution in 1833. His other notable works centred on magnetism and the formation of the laws of electrolysis

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Formula One World Championship: Team Principal of the Jaguar F1 team and former World Champion, Niki Lauda left, discusses propsed new engine

Team Principal of the Jaguar F1 team and former World Champion, Niki Lauda (AUT) left, discusses propsed new engine restrictions with Technical Director of Ilmor Engineering Mario Illien (SUI) centre, and Head of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Norbert Haug (GER) right.
Formula One World Championship, Team Personnel, March 2002

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Formula One World Championship: John Button, father of Renault F1 driver Jenson Button, centre, talks with Ilmor Engineering technical director Mario Illien

John Button (GBR), father of Renault F1 driver Jenson Button (GBR), centre, talks with Ilmor Engineering technical director Mario Illien (SUI), right, and a member of the BMW Williams team in the paddock at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Formula One World Championship, Team Personnel, March 2002

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