Images Dated 28th April 2003

Artwork of Stegosaurus dinosaurs

Stegosaurus. Illustration of Stegosaurus dinosaurs roaming around a prehistoric landscape. Stegosaurus was a slow, lumbering dinosaur that could grow up to nine metres long. Its feeble jaws and teeth indicate it was a herbivore, feeding on primitive plants like the ferns seen here. The distinctive spines running in two rows along its back are thought to have helped control body temperature by radiating or absorbing heat. Not the most quick-witted of dinosaurs, Stegosaurus had a brain that was little bigger than a walnut, a fact that may explain why dinosaurs are often thought of as moronically stupid

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Truncated Racing Circuits Feature: The run from the Nordkurve to the first chicane, which saw cars and motorbikes run in excess of two hundred mph

The run from the Nordkurve to the first chicane, which saw cars and motorbikes run in excess of two hundred mph, has been replaced by a plantation of trees to compliment the existing forest.
Truncated Racing Circuits Feature, Hockenheim, Germany, 28 April 2003

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The car of Andreas Ciecior (GER), FS Motorsport, is carried off the circuit after a collision with Filip Salaquarda (CZE), I.S.R. in the

The car of Andreas Ciecior (GER), FS Motorsport, is carried off the circuit after a collision with Filip Salaquarda (CZE), I.S.R. in the Sachs curve.
Formula BMW ADAC Championship, Rd 1&2, Hockenheimring, Germany. 27 April 2003. DIGITAL IMAGE

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