As F1 cars started running at Fuji Speedway for the first time since 1976, Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa ended the first ninety minutes of free practice today in first and second places

"The first step in preparing for this event came when we received the complete and detailed maps of the track," says Scuderia Ferrari's Head of Race Track Operations, Luca Baldisserri

Alfa Romeo sales specialist Craig Aspin, who works at the Mangoletsi dealership, near Knutsford, was rubbing shoulders with Formula One’s motor racing elite at the recent Hungarian Grand Prix

McLaren has announced it won't appeal the FIA's decision to exclude the team from the constructors' championship meaning that Ferrari has been confirmed as the winners of the title - for the fifteenth time

Even several days after his great success Scuderia Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen can't hide his satisfaction for the victory at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday, his fourth win of this season

Ferrari team principal Jean Todt said after Spa that he feels the 2007 Drivers' championship could be very different if McLaren appeal the penalty imposed on them at the World Council last week

Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro are unbeatable in the 2007 Constructors' championship following Sunday's resounding one-two in the sunny Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps

Scuderia Ferrari will have their first all-front-row start of the season at Spa tomorrow as the result of after a very dramatic end to Saturday afternoon's Q3 qualifying session for the Belgian Grand Prix

The momentum of a Grand Prix weekend is unstoppable and so, although the world of F1 seemed to stop spinning last night while waiting for the verdict in the "spy story," today it was business as usual at Spa

Ferrari have effectively been handed the Formula 1 constructors' title this year after the FIA stripped McLaren of all the points it has amassed this year after a meeting of the WMSC today in Paris

In Monza, every team ran a circuit-specific aerodynamic package, but in fact the aerodynamic performance is even more important at the Spa circuit which returns to F1 this weekend after a break

Jean Todt has said that if McLaren are exonerated from the spying scandal that has plagued Formula One for the last three months, then Ferrari will move into the civil courts to pursue their claim

Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro salvaged a third place finish with Kimi Raikkonen in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on Sunday after the McLaren Mercedes team sailed to a dominant one-two finish

There will be no red on the front row of tomorrow's Italian Grand Prix with Felipe Massa qualifying in fifth at Monza this afternoon, two places ahead of his team mate Kimi Raikkonen

First and second places for Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa respectively in the morning session at Monza today and then in the afternoon, sixth place for the Brazilian and eighth for the Finn

The espionage row surrounding Ferrari and McLaren blew back into the headlines this week with the FIA announcing that following 'new evidence' the case would be returned to the World Motorsport Council

Monza was new to me when I joined Ferrari as in my younger days I was always trying to jump over the fence to get into Imola which was my home track - says Luca Baldisserri ahead of the Italian GP

Ferrari will complete a third day of testing at Monza today, wrapping up a development programme for the forthcoming Italian Grand Prix, that takes place at the track on 9th September

Ferrari team principal Jean Todt has said that there are no plans to impose any kind of strategy to favour one of his drivers over the other in order to maximize Ferrari's chances in the World Championship

Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen scored a resounding one-two in this afternoon's Turkish Grand Prix easily outclassing the McLarens and allowing Ferrari to move to with 11 points of them

One year after taking his first ever F1 pole position in Turkey, Felipe Massa made it two consecutive Istanbul poles today after another thrilling contest between the Ferrari and McLaren drivers

Kimi Raikkonen set the fastest time in the opening free practice session at Istanbul Park this morning, his best lap of 1m 27.988s remaining unbeaten during the afternoon's second track session

"There are three races in four weeks," says Kimi Raikkonen, "this is certain to be a very busy period, but we are racing on tracks, which are amongst my favourites - Istanbul, Monza and Spa"

Straddling the two continents of Europe and Asia, the Turkish GP presents a logistical challenge, in that like all European races, the paddock in Istanbul hosts the team trucks and motorhomes

Scuderia Toro Rosso has announced that Sebastien Bourdais will drive for the team during the 2008 Formula 1 season, replacing Tonio Liuzzi and completing an overhaul of the driver line-up