Bumped off provisional pole position in the dying seconds of the final qualifying session this afternoon Michael Schumacher will start tomorrow's British Grand Prix alongside Ferrari team mate Felipe Massa from the second row

Felipe Massa ended the first day of free practice for the eighth round of the world championship at Silverstone with the sixth fastest time, while Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro team-mate Michael Schumacher was eighth

The Ferrari F1 cars will feature prominently the decals of agricultural market leader, Case IH during the Grand Prix of Canada in Montreal on June 25; and the U.S. Grand Prix in Indianapolis on July 2

An F1 Ferrari, driven by Michael Schumacher, will take pride of place during Dubai’s largest ever gathering of racing cars which takes place in the Wafi Mall, one of the region's most opulent shopping complexes, later this month

For Rob Smedley, the British GP is not only the eighth round of the world championship, it is also the opportunity to make a rare trip home, as Felipe Massa's race engineer is one of a small band of English staff working for Ferrari

The world of art has embraced Ferrari as Luca di Montezemolo, Jean Todt and Michael Schumacher unveil three works which celebrate the team's recent F1 successes, commissioned from artist Michelangelo Pistoletto

"A disappointing and frustrating weekend," was how Scuderia Ferrari's Jean Todt described Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix in which Michael Schumacher finished in a fighting fifth place and Felipe Massa ninth

After being forced to start right at the back of the grid Michael Schumacher battled his way through the midfield traffic to finish this afternoon's Monaco Grand Prix in fifth place and take away four championship points

Michael Schumacher has been moved to the back of the grid for the Monaco Grand Prix after stewards concluded that he deliberately blocked the track in the closing stages of qualifying, preventing rivals from beating his time

Michael Schumacher claimed a controversial pole position for tomorrow's Monaco Grand Prix while his Ferrari was stationary at the Rascasse corner during the closing moments of the qualifying session

MotoGP World Champion Valentino Rossi was quoted yesterday as saying that he wouldn't be making the switch to Formula 1 next year to drive for the Ferrari team, ending months of intense speculation

Ferrari is making the dream of owning an F1 car a reality for a very select few, through its F1 Clienti programme which enables the purchase of a Ferrari F1 car and its use, with full Ferrari support, at five events a year

Ferrari has confirmed in an official statement this morning that Telecom Italia's broadband internet division 'Alice' will appear on the flanks of the Scuderia's cars during the 2007 FIA F1 World Championship

"So far, in the last three races we went quite well in terms of qualifying performance and hopefully we can repeat this in Monte Carlo," said Scuderia Ferrari's Chief Strategist Luca Baldisserri this week

Luca di Montezemolo has confirmed that Telecom Italia will sponsor Scuderia Ferrari for three years beginning in 2007, the Italian phone giant represented on the red cars by its broadband division, 'Alice'

It was a measure of Ferrari's re-emergence that second and fourth in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix was viewed as a disappointment, explained Jean Todt after a race in which they were expected to feature more strongly

Michael Schumacher was unable to match the pace of Renault's Fernando Alonso in the Spanish Grand Prix held this afternoon in Barcelona, the Ferrari driver though finished in an excellent second place

Michael Schumacher will start from third place on the grid in this afternoon's Spanish Grand Prix as he bids to win his third consecutive race and put his title bid firmly back on track, his team mate Felipe Massa will start fourth

Felipe Massa and Michael Schumacher were first and second respectively in the Friday morning session but the Scuderia Ferrari drivers were two of only nine drivers to set an actual lap time

"It could be very late, Ferrari is quite happy to wait until the end of the season," said Michael Schumacher in Spain yesterday about his F1 plans for 2007

One of the many job descriptions that did not exist in Formula 1 a few years ago is Performance Engineer, a title given to someone whose job it is to oversee all aspects of the car's performance

Ferrari team principal Jean Todt has not been surprised by the team's success in Michael Schumacher's winning performances in the last two Grands Prix, including Sunday's European Grand Prix at the Nürburgring

"We have got better a step at a time, testing and improving every single detail, developing the new parts and constantly searching for ways to refine the car, all of these details put together were decisive," says Michael Schumacher

Michael Schumacher scored a second successive tactical victory for Scuderia Ferrari in this afternoon's 60 lap European Grand Prix while new team mate Felipe Massa made his first-ever visit to the podium

Proving that pole position in Imola a fortnight ago was no fluke, Michael Schumacher again put his Ferrari 248 F1 on the front row of the grid, although this time in second place alongside Fernando Alonso's Renault