Ferrari News

Formula 1 returned to the Nurburgring after a one year break, on a day when the weather was certainly not summery, with even a few rain showers.

Renault has added its voice to the debate surrounding the future of its double world champion driver, Fernando Alonso, insisting that it expects to see the Spaniard retained for a third straight season in 2010.

Mark Webber made the ideal start to the German Grand Prix weekend and his bid to finally end his winless drought in Formula One.

Formula One's leading teams revived their threat to form a breakaway series on Thursday despite the sport's governing body insisting that a deal to end the long-running saga over regulations could be reached in days.

It is not only the media and the fans that are losing interest in formula one's seemingly endless political crisis.

Although Felipe Massa believes the characteristics of the Nurburgring should suit Ferrari's F60, the Brazilian is refusing to make any predictions ahead of this weekend's German GP.

MADRID - Last updated on Wednesday, Jul. 08, 2009 12:32PM EDT A lthough Jenson Button holds a sizable lead in the standings, Red Bull's recent performance gives Sebastian Vettel hope of winning his home German Grand Prix and injecting some drama into Formula One's championship race.

Kimi Raikkonen has already ruled out any hope of winning Sunday's German Grand Prix, believing he will be lucky just to finish on the podium.

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TWISTING: Honda's Dani Pedrosa leads Ducati's Casey Stoner and Yamaha's Valentino Rossi through the corkscrew at Laguna Seca during the US MotoGP Grand Prix.

Typically F1 drivers come up through the formula racing ladder. But for every rule there's an exception, and that exception seems to be creeping up for Ferrari, who are facing a potential change-up in drivers that involves not just numerous racing classes but varied disciplines of motorsports.

Ferrari has rubbished as mere 'speculation' the latest rumours that Fernando Alonso is to be unveiled as one of the Scuderia's two drivers for 2010 and beyond on the Friday of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza - " as it is revealed that the team's annual end-of-season spectacular is this year to be held in Spain.

This story has been regurgitated a thousand times already but ours has a twist. Spanish paper Diario AS has announced that it believe September's Grand Prix at Monza will the e the date that Ferrari announce their new driver Fernando Alonso.

September 11 2009 could be the date on which Fernando Alonso is revealed as a Ferrari driver for the next five Formula One seasons.

Ferrari will "soon" forgo developing its current formula one car in favour of preparing for next year's world championship tilt.

The head of Spanish motorsport says heavy criticism of Max Mosley by Ferrari chief Luca di Montezemolo could encourage the FIA president's thoughts of reversing a decision not to seek re-election. Di Montezemolo has threatened the uneasy truce between the Formula One Teams Association and the sport's ruling body by portraying it as a victory for ...

Ferrari Formula One driver Kimi Raikkonen will make his World Rally Championship debut against the likes of Sebastien Loeb and Mikko Hirvonen in his native Finland at the end of July, organisers said on Monday.

Max Mosley is looking to see former Ferrari team principal Jean Todt replace him as president of motorsport's ruling body, the FIA, according to reports in Britain's Sunday Times newspaper.

Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo has hinted that the Scuderia called it quits on this year's campaign after the next race in Germany and instead turn their attention to 2010.

Max Mosley has called on the FIA's member clubs to defend the independence of the Federation and appoint a "strong president" in the wake of what he sees as bullying by the Formula One Teams' Association.