The Ferrari F2005, launched at Maranello this morning, is the fifty first single-seater built by Ferrari specifically to compete in the Formula 1 World Championship

The Minardi F1 Team yesterday staged its final test prior to the start of the 2005 Formula One season, in Melbourne, in two weeks’ time

The Minardi F1 Team today announces that promising young Austrian driver, Patrick Friesacher, has signed with the Faenza team as race driver for 2005

Minardi has today announced that, following two successful tests, it has signed Israeli driver Chanoch Nissany as their official F1 tester for the 2005 season

Scuderia Ferrari wrapped up three days of F1 testing in Barcelona with their new F2004 M this afternoon

Ferrari's new 'interim' Grand Prix car, dubbed the F2004M, threw up its visual secrets as it joined F1 testing at Barcelona yesterday

Today was the first day of testing this week for Ferrari at Fiorano, watched by a delegation from the Italian Olympic Committee and a group of medal-winning athletes

Ferrari offered a first close-up glimpse at their new F2004 M chassis at Vairano yesterday, the 'interim' car that they will use for the opening races of the Grand Prix season

Catching everyone by surprise, Ferrari have agreed to enter into a new version of the Concorde Agreement with the FIA and Formula One Management

'For the people at Ferrari this is an extraordinary day' Luca di Montezemolo reflects on meeting the Pope, while announcing that an extra Enzo will be built to raise money for the victims of the tsunami

This morning, for the first time in its history, Ferrari was received by the Pope, John Paul II

At the end of Wroom 2005, Ferrari’s Director-General Jean Todt met journalists & looked forward to the coming Formula One season

"There is no time frame for me" Michael Schumacher looks forward to the coming Grand Prix season as he squashes rumour that he is considering retirement

"The beginning was extremely difficult because I had to get used to the team but I’m proud of what I have been able to accomplish within the Ferrari team" Rubens Barrichello at Wroom 2005

Wroom, which traditionally marks the start of the new season for Ferrari, held at Dolomiti del Brentais, got underway today, kicked off by Luca Badoer

Finnish former Grand Prix driver, Mika Salo, will return to the cockpit of a Ferrari F1 car during the course of this year when he gets to test for the Scuderia

Yesterday saw Scuderia Ferrari kick off their 2005 testing programme, as the begin the build-up towards the season opening Australian Grand Prix, which takes place in 53 days time

"I think that an experienced, well functioning & successful team like ours will be able to adjust to the new circumstances better" Michael Schumacher looks forward to the new F1 season