"Fine tuning the car is especially important here, because of the nature of the track and on this aspect, we still have a lot of work to do, especially in light of the outcome of this afternoon’s session"

The Monaco Grand Prix is not just famous because of its history and its picturesque setting, but also because of the unique technical challenge it presents the drivers and engineers

"We will not be swayed by all the worry, we will work calmly on our weak points and we will get back to being competitive as soon as we can" Ferrari post Barecelona reaction

Michael Schumacher started the race in eighth place and thanks to his strategy, was lying third when he suffered a the first of two deflating tyres

Although the Ferrari F2005 has moved forward in development terms, the car-tyre package still struggles when faced with the need to produce a single quick qualifying lap

Despite the fact they were both outside the top ten on today’s final free practice time sheet, both Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro drivers felt there is more to come over the rest of this weekend

Scuderia Ferrari has made further progress on the engine front with an engine in Spain this weekend that is now capable of running for a greater number of kilometres

Among the thousands of Spanish Ferrari fans supporting their favourite team at the Circuit de Catalunya this weekend, one of them will be watching from inside the Ferrari garage

Minardi today announces that it has signed an engine supply contract with Cosworth Racing for the 2006 F1 World Championship season, with an option for 2007

Although Michael Schumacher ended the race in second place and Alonso consolidated his position at the top of the leader board, the Ferrari driver celebrated as if he had won the San Marino GP

Ferrari team principal Jean Todt allowed himself “a quarter of a smile” after Michael Schumacher’s brilliant drive through the field to a fighting second place in Sunday’s San Marino Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso won the San Marino GP on Sunday, but the real excitement came from his fantastic duel with Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari over the last 11 laps of the race

"Michael had an exceptional race, starting thirteenth and finishing within a hair’s breadth of the winner, who had a great race"

Michael Schumacher is third on the provisional grid and Rubens Barrichello is eleventh after the first qualifying session for tomorrow’s fourth round of the F1 World Championship at Imola

Minardi driver's Christijan Albers and Patrick Friesacher put in strong performances in the team new PS05 chassis during the first qualifying session for Sunday’s San Marino Grand Prix