Just a day after Toro Rosso fired driver Sebastien Bourdais and with hopes high as a significant aero update is due at the forthcoming Hungarian Grand Prix, Team Principal Franz Tost and Technical Director Giorgio Ascanelli answer questions

One of the more unusual novelties that the Goodwood Festival of Speed throws up with each time this year was the long-forgotten Life 190 with its unusual W12 engine and dubious claim of being possibly the most unsuccessful F1 car ever raced

Sebastien Bourdais has been fired by Scuderia Toro Rosso after a disappointing year-and-a-half in F1 for the former four time ChampCar title winner, reserve driver 19-year-old Spaniard Jaime Alguersuari is hotly tipped to be his replacement

Ferrari is history's most prolific constructor of F1 single-seaters and at the Goodwood Festival of Speed each year a plethora of slippery its red machines take to the "hill" to wind back the clock and relive past glories that are vividly remembered

ItaliaspeedPhotoStream: Goodwood Festival of Speed - Ferrari F1 single-seaters (312/68, 312T3, 126C4, F300 & F2008)

While the Red Bull team was romping to a 1-2 victory at the Nürburgring the sister Scuderia Toro Rosso outfit was stuttering at the back of the field with Sebastien Buemi finishing in 16th while team mate Sebastien Bourdais went out after 18 laps

While Kimi Raikkonen retired after 34 laps Felipe Massa started the second half of his 2009 F1 campaign in fine style with his first podium and the team's second of the season after he finished this afternoon's German Grand Prix in third place

In a qualifying session affected by light and intermittent rain, both Scuderia Ferrari drivers made it through to the third and final part of the session, ending up eighth and ninth on the grid with Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen respectively

Eighteen year after it's name last was seen on the F1 entry list Italy's leading race car constructor Dallara will be represented once again next year as it has been contracted to design, develop and produce the car for new team Campos Meta

Ferrari and the other manufacturers will race in the F1 next year following the crunch meeting of the World Motor Sport Council in Paris yesterday where all round agreement was reached to end the bitter dispute between the FIA and FOTA

Ferrari has felt some satisfaction in its bitter war of words with the FIA after British magazine SportsPro published its list of the world's 200 most valuable sports properties and placed the Scuderia two ranking places above Formula 1

Toro Rosso's struggling weekend at Silverstone continued through yesterday's British Grand Prix as Sebastien Bourdais retired after colliding with Hekki Kovalainen while team mate Sebastien Buemi rounded out the surviving runners at the flag

Felipe Massa put in a fantastic drive at Silverstone to finish the British Grand Prix in fourth place, quite an achievement from eleventh on the starting grid while his Ferrari team-mate, Kimi Raikkonen, picked up the final point for eighth place

A tough season has not got any easier for Scuderia Ferrari this weekend: Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa will start today's British Grand Prix from the fifth and sixth rows of the grid, with the Finn lining up ninth and the Brazilian eleventh

One of the most unlikely of the swage of imaginative new entries aiming to join the F1 grid for 2010 was Alfa Romeo's former factory touring car team N.Technology which has now withdrawn its bid citing unhappiness with the whole process

Toro Rosso' lacklustre recent run of form continued into the qualifying session at Silverstone this afternoon with Sebastien Bourdais, fresh from his podium at the Le Mans 24 Hours last weekend, the quicker of the drivers in seventeenth place

The first day of track action at Silverstone for the British Grand Prix on Friday went almost unnoticed as the political side of the sport took centre stage, but for the drivers, engineers and mechanics at Scuderia Ferrari, it was business as usual

Ferrari has edged a step closer to leaving F1 following a meeting last night at which the Scuderia along with the other members of FOTA announced that they would break with the FIA-run championship and start a breakaway series next year

Ferrari's Felipe Massa has been in England for two days already, as he was in London on Wednesday attending an event on behalf of team partner Shell and on Thursday afternoon, it was the turn of the world’s media to hear what he had to say

The trip to the British Grand Prix will be tinged with nostalgia, for Ferrari as the 2009 could well see the final F1 World Championship round to be staged at Silverstone, site of the Scuderia's first race win in 1951, at least for the foreseeable future

ItaliaspeedTV: British Grand Prix, Preview - Felipe Massa Interview

Ferrari was unconditionally included on the official F1 entry list for 2010 published this morning, however the Maranello team hit back immediately with a statement confirming that as the conditions under which it lodged an entry were still valid

With the final hours ticking down before the entry list for next year's F1 World Championship is revealed tomorrow, Ferrari Team Principal Stefano Domenicali has strongly denied reports that the Scuderia will in fact be automatically included

Toro Rosso's difficult weekend in Istanbul was ultimately unrewarding in Sunday afternoon's Turkish Grand Prix after Sebastien Buemi crossed the finish line in fifteenth place while team mate Sebastien Bourdais was three places further back

Ferrari finished this afternoon's Turkish Grand Prix with a disappointing sixth place and three points for Felipe Massa and a ninth place and no points for Kimi Raikkonen meaning the team remains fourth in the constructors’ championship