It is always quite difficult the significance of the time sheets at the end of the two hours of free practice on Fridays at the grands prix, as teams run different programmes to suit their own particular priorities over the weekend

This Sunday's race in Budapest is one of the hottest of the year and therefore one of the toughest for the drivers, so ensuring that Felipe Massa is in the best possible shape this weekend will be his trainer, Paolo Malpeli

Improvement in Bridgestone's tyres, a greater understanding of how to use them effectively and a weekend where everything worked well: those were the reasons why Ferrari scored a one-two at Hockenheim according to Jean Todt

Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa scored a resounding one-two for Ferrari in today's German Grand Prix at Hockenheim, the pair finishing just 0.7s apart but over 12 seconds ahead of their nearest rival

Today's qualifying session in Germany saw grid positions in doubt until the very last moments of the third and final part of the session and Michael Schumacher had an eventful afternoon on his way to a slot on the front row

The usual two hours of free practice that forms the basis of Friday's workload for every grand prix was drastically shortened in Germany today, although Ferrari were pleased with their performance

F1 is very much a commercial sport these days and members of Ferrari have been preparing as usual to meet the needs of commercial partners, for whom every GP is a chance to promote its products through association

Jean Todt displayed new confidence after Michael Schumacher secured Ferrari's second successive Grand Prix win at Magny-Cours in France yesterday

Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa finished first and third in the French Grand Prix to reduce Renault's lead in the Constructors' championship by 5 points, and Fernando Alonso's lead in the Drivers' series by 2 points

A difficult Saturday for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro at Magny-Cours ended with a great result, as for the second consecutive race and the third time this year, tomorrow's grid will feature an all-red front row

It has passed into motor sport history that it was at the 1993 French Grand Prix that Jean Todt started his career as head of Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro, today Todt is Ferrari Managing Director, while still retaining control of the team

One of the stars of the Goodwood Festival of Speed was the Grand Prix race winning Alfa Romeo 159 "Alfetta", the single-seater that powered Juan Manuel Fangio to the 1951 Formula 1 World Championship

"You always feel stronger for at least ten days, until the next Grand Prix, if you finish first and second," said Jean Todt after Sunday's dominating one-two by Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa in the US Grand Prix at Indianapolis

Ferrari cruised to a crushing 1-2 victory in the United States Grand Prix held at Indianapolis yesterday while importantly Michael Schumacher reduced his deficit to the championship points leader Fernando Alonso by six points

Ferrari continued to dominate the US Grand Prix meeting in Indianapolis yesterday by annexing the front row of the grid in qualifying on Saturday afternoon: Michael Schumacher grabbing the team's third pole position of the year

Ferrari started the weekend at Indianapolis off in promising form, with both Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa on the pace during yesterday's two free practice sessions held ahead of today's qualifying

Jean Todt admitted that Ferrari's effort in the Canadian Grand Prix became a damage limitation exercise after Michael Schumacher finished second to Fernando Alonso and their respective team mates finished fourth and fifth

Michael Schumacher finished a fighting second to Fernando Alonso in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, which denoted the halfway mark in this year's F1 World Championship

Michael Schumacher will start this afternoon's Canadian Grand Prix from fifth place on the grid, with team mate Felipe Massa lining up in tenth, both Ferrari drivers' suffering from a lack of grip during the qualifying sessions

Felipe Massa and Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn compared the situation the team found itself in during practice at Montreal yesterday to the one it experienced on Thursday in Monaco a couple of grands prix ago

The Ferrari F1 cars of Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa have taken to the track in Montréal, Canada this morning bearing the decals of agricultural equipment industry leader Case IH in pack of the usual Fiat ones

Paolo Martinelli and John Iley, respectively head of Engines and Aerodynamics for Scuderia Ferrari, discuss the specific requirements of the two upcoming North American races at Montreal and Indianapolis

A Ferrari F1 car has just spent a day, if not blasting, certainly cruising around the ‘streets’ of Venice, leaving the famed Tronchetto Dock in time to make a sunset appearance in front of Palazzo Ducale in Piazza San Marco

Ferrari team principal Jean Todt admitted to disappointment following his team's second and fifth places in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Sunday: "I thought we had a chance of winning," he said afterwards

Michael Schumacher finished 13.9s behind Renault's Fernando Alonso in this afternoon's British Grand Prix at Silverstone after having overtaken Finland's Kimi Raikkonen during the second round of pit stops