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Kimi Raikkonen bids a fond 'ciao' to Ferrari after three years at Maranello and turns his attentions to the future - as the 2007 world champion re-iterates that only a competitive car will keep him in F1 in 2010... Former F1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen has re-iterated that he is only interested in remaining on the grand prix grid in 2010 should ...

I was perusing Germany's Auto Motor und Sport and discovered that there is a sentiment that could be pervasive around the offices of Germany's leading automobile magazine.

Ferrari have compared the disappearance of leading manufacturers from Formula One to an Agatha Christie murder mystery, with the finger of guilt pointed at former FIA president Max Mosley.

Formula 1 was reeling last night after Toyota became the latest automakers to quit the sport, just days after tire manufacturer Bridgestone pulled out.

Just when some of you were starting to appreciate Ferrari's press releases , well, I think the team may be back on your bad side.

Since Jean Todt's FIA has very little to say about the recent Bridgestone and Toyota announcements, other than the obligatory "we're concerned and might sue" statement sprinkled with a dash of "see? Mosley was right about cost-caps" nonsense, it seems we have to look to the person who should have been elected FIA president, upon Max Mosley's ...

Kimi Raikkonen stands to make more money in 2010 if he takes a sabbatical. Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports that if the Finn accepts McLaren's current offer, he will earn 15 million euros in 2010, as opposed to 17m if he has a season on the sidelines.

Ferrari is still pushing hard to arrange a third Formula One car for Michael Schumacher to race in 2010.

'Extraordinary' Kimi Raikkonen endures a frustrating end to the 2009 F1 season and his three-year spell as a Ferrari driver.

The Telegraph has an interesting story that largely covers the Ferrari thrust at Jean Todt and the FIA, but which also suggest Renault could decide to sell the team a la Honda and Ross Brawn.

Nov.1 After watching Kamui Kobayashi race to sixth place in Abu Dhabi, Toyota team president John Howett on Sunday said the Japanese rookie had staked a worthy claim to a full-time race seat for 2010.

After clinching one of the most unexpected championships in Formula One history this season, Jenson Button is predicting the traditional powers will be back to confront the new order next season.

Emirate hopes huge Ferrari store will reverse economic stall. Ferrari opened the largest of its worldwide chain of merchandising stores in Dubai.

We may have heard the first shot in the next battle for Formula 1. While others are expressing "regret" over Toyota's exit - and that includes the official FOTA response - Ferrari is not holding back on its response today.

Kimi Raikkonen joined fellow F1 world champion Fernando Alonso on qualifying sidelines after being dumped out in the second session at Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina circuit.

October 28, 2009: The Ferrari Board of Directors chaired by Luca di Montezemolo examined today the company's financial results for the first nine months of 2009.

Michael Schumacher has stressed he is not considering returning to Formula 1 next season and that his decision to replace Felipe Massa earlier this year had been an "emotional" one rather than a "rational" decision.

United Arab Emirates: 1 hour, 5 minutes ago The world's largest Ferrari store was officially inaugurated yesterday in Dubai, offering more than 1,000 square metres of single-storey floor space entirely devoted to the Prancing Horse.

K. Raikkonen: 12th. 1:34.57.731 + 54.317 55 laps chassis 279 G. Fisichella: 16th.

IF FERRARI carries the whiff of wealth, there could be a smell of recovery in the crisis-ridden air of Dubai.