Ferrari News

Ferrari's affable CEO Luca di Montezemolo managed to get a brand new California stuck in a gravel trap in Valencia, Spain during a parade lap at the automaker's Ferrari World Finals.

Ferrari CEO Luca di Montezemolo made an embarrassing mistake over the weekend showing off his 2010 Formula One driver lineup in Spain.

Boss Ross Brawn has hinted strongly that the newly rebranded Mercedes GP team is only on the market for a single driver for 2010.

Former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan believes Michael Schumacher will replace Jenson Button at the newly-named Mercedes team for next season.

Two potential options for a switch to the World Rally Championship for Kimi Raikkonen have already emerged.

Friday, November 20, 2009 LONDON: Former world champion Kimi Raikkonen confirmed on Thursday that he will take a one-year sabbatical from Formula One next season and said it's uncertain whether he will return in 2011.

Nov 19th 2009 at 4:02PM Ferrari's vast branding division has put the company's name and logo on just about everything by now.

Just a quick note on this piece of news, to keep everyone here informed: Jenson Button visited Woking .

Formula One driver Felipe Massa took part in a charity soccer game at the Morumbi stadium in Sao Paulo on Monday.

Kimi Raikkonen will not be in Formula 1 in 2010. Steve Robertson, one of his management, told the Finnish newspaper Turun Sanomat on Tuesday that negotiations for a drive with McLaren were over.

In the city of Cotia, Sao Paulo, F1 Ferrari driver Felipe Massa took part in the open practice on Monday for the upcoming Granja Viana 500.

What was already shaping up to be a fascinating 2010 Formula 1 season got a whole lot more intriguing in the wake of the announcement that Mercedes is to take over the Brawn team .

London, Nov.17 : Two-time champion Fernando Alonso is already dreaming of winning the Formula One world title with Ferrari.

Mercedes, the newly-confirmed owners of the Brawn team that will now be renamed Mercedes GP, have insisted that they do not want an all-German driver line-up for the 2010 season and are committed to forging an 'international team'. In their first media inquisition since the announcement that the motoring giants had bought a controlling interest in ...

Fernando Alonso 's first time at a Ferrari event went down well with the thousands of fans at the Ricardo Tormo di Cheste circuit near Valencia , even though he and his 2010 teammate had to be rescued after an embarrassing off.

Here's a curious development for everyone to ponder. After releasing the best F1 press release in recent memory that charged the FIA, and Max Mosley, with systematically destroying F1 team-by-team, Ferrari today has posted on its website what I assume is an excerpt from its fan magazine.

Despite still being under contract to Renault until the end of the year, Fernando Alonso has been given permission to attend the Ferrari World Finals at the Cheste racetrack in Valencia this weekend.

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali reckons next year's Championship will once again see Brawn GP and Red Bull fighting at the front - but with Ferrari added to the mix.

The rumour mill remains in full swing despite heading into the off-season and the next driver that could hold the key for those still jostling for position, is Kimi Raikkonen.

Felipe Massa insists he is not worried that Fernando Alonso is set to arrive at Ferrari and assume a Michael Schumacher-style 'number 1' role.