Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello scored strong second and third places for Ferrari behind Kimi Raikkonen in today’s Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal 

In a Canadian Grand Prix full of incident and mechanical carnage, Minardi recorded its best result of the season with Christijan Albers taking the chequered flag in 11th position

Michael Schumacher will be making his second visit of the season to the front row of the grid in Canada tomorrow afternoon 

Brake problems for Rubens Barrichello and running on new tyres when the track was not at its best for Michael Schumacher saw the Ferrari drivers end the day down the order

In the middle of driving a session for Ferrari at Silverstone, Rubens Barrichello talked about the test itself and his hopes for the next two races across the Atlantic

Canada is also known for being heavy on fuel consumption and obviously, carrying more fuel adds to the stresses already placed on the brakes, as a heavier car is harder to stop

Scuderia Ferrari scored the second highest number of points in today’s European Grand Prix held in sunny weather at the Nürburgring

The Minardi F1 Team recorded the first double finish for its new PS05 chassis at today’s Grand Prix of Europe

While the F1 qualifying format at the Nuerburgring today was new, the difficulty affecting the Ferrari drivers remained the same, namely the lack of pace over a single flying lap

The Minardi drivers both enjoyed trouble-free practice sessions this morning, before consolidating the progress made with solid performances in the afternoon qualifying session

Seventh and thirteenth quickest respectively at the end of the second hour of free practice this afternoon, both Ferrari drivers' felt the F2005 was in better shape than in recent race

F1 Electronics specialists came under ever increasing pressure to devise ever more sophisticated systems that were smaller, lighter and more resistant to vibration and especially to heat

"We don't have good enough tyres for the qualifying and the others don't have good enough tyres for the race," commented Jean Todt after Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix

Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello were both held up badly by a spun Minardi during today’s Monaco Grand Prix which left them a lowly seventh and eighth at the chequered flag

Michael Schumacher on the fourth row of the grid, with Rubens Barrichello right behind him: that was the outcome of this morning’s final qualifying session in Monaco for Ferrari

After first qualifying Rubens Barrichello and Michael Schumacher are tenth and eleventh respectively on the provisional grid for Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix