Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello took a difficult sixth and seventh place for Scuderia Ferrari in this afternoon's British Grand Prix

In a Grand Prix marked by an exceptional level of reliability, Minardi drivers Christijan Albers and Patrick Friesacher experienced an incident-free afternoon

Rubens Barrichello qualified sixth and Michael Schumacher tenth on the grid for tomorrow afternoon’s British Grand Prix, although both move up a position

Tenth for Michael Schumacher and fifteenth for Rubens Barrichello does not look like the best result for Scuderia Ferrari at the end of the first day of practice for the British Grand Prix

Ferrari team principal Jean Todt was adamant when it came to his team’s performance in Sunday’s French Grand Prix

Michael Schumacher finished today's French Grand Prix in a distant third for Ferrari after being held up by Jarno Trulli during the opening stages

The 2005 French Grand Prix, which marks the mid-point of the current Formula One season, did not turn out to be an auspicious event for the Minardi F1 Team

It is a sign of the progress Scuderia Ferrari has made over the past few weeks that there was an air of disappointment this afternoon after final qualifying

Michael Schumacher set the third fastest time at the end of the first day of practice for the French Grand Prix, while his Scuderia Ferrari team-mate, Rubens Barrichello, was seventh

Gilles Simon is Director Research and Development, Engines for Scuderia Ferrari, and will follow the French Grand Prix on television and via data links back in Maranello

After yesterday’s controversial US Grand Prix, Jean Todt clarified Ferrari’s position in the run-up to the situation which led to the Michelin runners peeling off into the pits at the end of the parade lap

Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello scored a one-two in the US Grand Prix, but in extraordinary circumstances after all the Michelin runners pitted at the end of the parade lap

The inside of the third row for Michael Schumacher and the inside of the fourth row for his Ferrari team-mate Rubens Barrichello, who set the fifth and seventh fastest qualifying times respectively

Scuderia Ferrari’s race aerodynamicist, Alex Cinelli offers an insight into the challenges presented by the new F1 rules concerning aerodynamics, brought into force since the start of this year

Ferrari's Jean Todt described second and third in the Canadian GP as “I must say it’s quite a pleasing result, it’s encouraging, it’s good for the team but our aim is to be first and second"