The Ferrari World Finals came to an end with the key moments of the event today at Mugello, the highlight being the demonstration by Scuderia Ferrari warmly received by the thirty thousand fans

Photo Gallery: Ferrari World Finals 2007, Mugello

The team spirit and creativity of the group, the basis of a great company, which he is proud to represent for "many more years" said Luca di Montezemolo at the World Finals in Mugello this morning

"I am so happy it almost hurts! This is like a dream come true. This is something I wanted to reach since I've been a child," said Kimi Raikkonen as he landed at Zurich airport on Tuesday afternoon

Scuderia Ferrari team principal Jean Todt paid tribute to his team and drivers after they scored a resounding one-two at São Paulo to snatch the Drivers' title for Kimi Raikkonen away from McLaren

Kimi Raikkonen has been confirmed as World Champion as the BMW Sauber and Williams teams have escaped penalty after being investigated by the Grand Prix stewards over fuel irregularities

A dampener was thrown over Ferrari's title celebrations in Brazil as news emerged on Sunday evening that the BMW Sauber and Williams teams were being investigated by the Interlagos stewards

Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa scored a phenomenal one-two finish for Ferrari in Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix for the Finn to clinch the 2007 World Drivers' Championship by one tiny point

Ferrari’s Felipe Massa was the toast of Interlagos on Saturday afternoon after taking his second successive pole position for his home Grand Prix; it was also his sixth pole of this F1 season

The seventeenth and final race weekend of the season has, in terms of lap times at least, delivered on Friday the usual story of a duel between Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro and McLaren-Mercedes

"I'm not the favourite for the title but as we saw at Shanghai two weeks ago anything can happen," says Kimi Raikkonen, "whatever will happen, it's going to be a very exciting race; we will give it all"

Ferrari announced today that it has extended its agreement with Felipe Massa through to the end of the 2010 racing season, ending speculation that Fernando Alonso could join the Scuderia next year

The Brazilian Grand Prix marks not only the end of the F1 season, but also the end of the first year in the sport's history in which engine development has been frozen, as part of a cost cutting measure

"I played only a small part in this great history, but I'm very proud to be a part of this legendary team," says Shanghai GP winner Kimi Raikkonen, "200 wins show how strong Ferrari really is"

"If we look at the next race, we don't have any other choice than to be aggressive," says Ferrari sporting director Stefano Domenicali, "We need to achieve first and second and then that's it"

As Ferrari celebrated 200 grand prix wins, in fact half of the points scorers today in Shanghai used Ferrari engines as the Toro Rosso team claimed its first points of the year with fourth and sixth place

Kimi Raikkonen raced to the milestone of Ferrari's 200th Formula 1 Grand Prix win in China today and in doing so kept his title hopes alive going into the final race of the season in Brazil

Ferrari drivers' Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa will line up second and third on the grid for tomorrow morning's Chinese Grand Prix as the F1 teams prepare to face another weather hit race

Kimi Raikkonen, now the only Ferrari driver with a chance of taking the Drivers' title - albeit a slim one - seems to be the man on form, at least purely in terms of lap times today at the Shanghai Circuit

"China is becoming much more important than ever for us," says Ferrari's Head of Communications for the Asia Pacific Region, Matteo Bonciani, ahead of this weekend's Grand Prix in Shanghai

In the wild weather conditions of Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix a small footnote to history was made as the Dutch Spyker F1 team scored its first world championship point using a Ferrari engine

Ferrari's team principal Jean Todt and sporting director Stefano Domenicali were at pains to point out that there was little that they could do after an e-mail message went astray prior to the race

Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa finished third and sixth in today's Japanese Grand Prix, but felt that they had been robbed of a better result after having to make an extra pit stop to change wet tyres

An all-red second row for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro behind an all-silver front row for McLaren-Mercedes on a day badly affected by the temperamental weather here in the shadow of Mount Fuji

Photo Gallery: Japanese Grand Prix, Mount Fuji - Fiat 500 Scuderia Ferrari