"We have an excellent car and I think that the Hungaroring was the only race track so far, where we could have expected to have a slight disadvantage compared to McLaren," says Kimi Raikkonen

Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo has been to see CEO Jean Todt and the Scuderia's management to discuss the situation in the F1 Championship after two thirds of the season

Maserati is celebrating the 50th anniversary of what is still called the greatest race win of all time, when Jean Manual Fangio won the 1957 German Grand Prix on 4 August en route to his fifth title

Ferrari team principal Jean Todt remains optimistic for the F1 World Championship after Kimi Raikkonen finished a close second to series leader Lewis Hamilton in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix

Renault team boss Flavio Briatore has weighed into the F1 'espionage' saga, suggesting the McLaren team could have gained a very useful advantage by being in possession of Ferrari information

Scuderia Ferrari moved to within 19 points of Championship leaders McLaren-Mercedes after Kimi Raikkonen finished second and scored eight points at the Hungarian Grand Prix this afternoon

Ferrari has the opportunity to significantly close up its 27 deficit in the constructors championship as the stewards in Hungary have ruled that McLaren will score no points in today's grand prix

Kimi Raikkonen qualified in fourth place at the Hungaroring today while for Felipe Massa a combination of driver and team error saw him fail to make the cut to get into the top ten and thus take part in Q3

Ferrari responds to a letter which explains the 'moving floor' episode from the perspective of Ron Dennis, the CEO of McLaren, saying that it "contains accusations that are both serious and false"

Head scratching was on the agenda in many garages in the pit-lane today as unusual weather, with a short sharp burst of rain hitting the track for just a few minutes certainly caused problems

Ross Brawn has swiftly spoken out to deny Nigel Stepney's allegations that he was considering setting up his own F1 team, pledging that "Ferrari and Italy is in my blood and Ferrari is my team"

After the disappointment at the Nürburgring Kimi Raikkonen has recharged his batteries and is ready for the challenge at the Hungaroring, where the Hungarian Grand Prix will be held on Sunday

In the wake of the surprise decision by the FIA to refer the McLaren espionage case to the Court of Appeal, the Ferrari Board of Directors met yesterday to consider the ongoing events

Scuderia Toro Rosso has announced that highly rated German youngster Sebastian Vettel will replace the underperforming Scott Speed for the remainder of the 2007 Grand Prix season

The Ferrari espionage row has been sensationally reopened by the FIA this afternoon as the governing body has sent its verdict not to punish the McLaren team to its court of appeal

"On the one hand a verdict of guilt was handed down and on the other, no sanctions were imposed, I cannot understand it," Jean Todt reflects on the decision of the FIA not to penalise McLaren

Ferrari "finds it incomprehensible that violating the fundamental principle of sporting honesty does not have, as a logical and inevitable consequence, the application of a sanction"

After an extraordinary meeting of the World Motorsports Council in Paris today, the FIA has decided not to impose any penalty on the McLaren-Mercedes team in the Ferrari espionage case

Just as the FIA hearing got underway this morning Ferrari's lawyers' are reported as saying that McLaren's championship lead is "likely" down to the advantage that it has gained from the stolen documents

From time to time it's really difficult to understand how hard motor sports can be: once again the Nürburgring was bitter experience for Kimi Raikkonen, who retired while in with a shot at winning

Ferrari have retained Quest, London-based the forensic intelligence organisation headed by former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Stevens, to investigate the espionage crisis

Jean Todt says that there will be no change to the team's approach to the final seven races in the championship, after Sunday's second place finish for Ferrari in the European Grand Prix

Yesterday, for the first time ever, Ferrari's 2.4-litre V8 engine led a Grand Prix - in the back of the Spyker chassis thanks to the Dutch team making an inspired parade lap switch to wets

Felipe Massa finished second in today's rain-soaked European Grand Prix at the Nürburgring although his pole-winning Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen dropped out after hydraulic failure

Kimi Raikkonen took his second pole position of the season for Ferrari at the Nürburgring this afternoon as bids to make it three race wins on the trot in tomorrow's European Grand Prix