Ferrari confirmed this afternoon that veteran Italian F1 driver and star of Spa last weekend Giancarlo Fisichella will switch from the Force India team to fill Felipe Massa's seat in time for the Italian Grand Prix and the remaining races this season

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"I really like to win and I love Spa, it was great coming back to win here at this track," says Kimi Raikkonen as he reflects on his first victory of the year, "after such a difficult season my goal was to gain at least one success with this car"

As the Italian media speculates wildly as to who will drive Felipe Massa's Ferrari F60 in the Italian Grand Prix the team has announced that although the Brazilian's recovery is going well he won't be back in the cockpit until next season

Giancarlo Fisichella, who was the star of yesterday's Belgian Grand Prix at Spa harrying Kimi Raikkonen all the way to the chequered flag, is poised to replace Luca Badoer in the second Ferrari at next month's Italian Grand Prix

Kimi Raikkonen won the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon after an impressive drive to give Scuderia Ferrari its first win of the season the Finn his fourth podium of 2009 while team mate Luca Badoer again struggled and finished fourteenth

Toro Rosso have had a forgettable weekend at Spa-Francorchamps as Jaime Alguersuari was eliminated after a second corner tangle and team mate Sebastien Buemi could only manage twelfth place in the Belgian Grand Prix this afternoon

Kimi Raikkonen will start tomorrow’s Belgian Grand Prix from the outside of row three having set the sixth fastest time while his Ferrari team mate Luca Badoer unfortunately repeats his Valencia qualifying performance and will start last

Friday's promise didn't materialise when it mattered for Toro Rosso at Spa-Francorchamps with neither Sebastien Buemi or Jaime Alguersuari making it out of the opening Q1 qualifying session this afternoon in the Ferrari-powered STR4 cars

Once again, and this time at Spa, Scuderia Ferrari were running their day on two fronts as on the one hand there was Kimi Raikkonen setting the third fastest time of the day while on the other Luca Badoer was again at the tail end of the field

Toro Rosso is looking forward to a promising weekend after its drivers were on the pace in both the wet and dry sessions on a track that the young rookies, Sebastien Buemi and Jaime Alguersuari, are more familiar with and profess to enjoy

Kimi Raikkonen gave his clearest hint yet that the he could be squeezed out to make room for Fernando Alonso when the Spaniard joins the Scuderia next year saying yesterday that "whatever happens, I am sure I can find something to do"

Ferrari has stopped development of the F60 meaning the cars this weekend at Spa will be much the same as in Valencia apart from the necessary changes to the aerodynamic set-up, basically, lower downforce than last week’s configuration

No break for the Scuderia Ferrari nine days after the summer hiatus as after last Sunday's European Grand Prix the team is already getting ready for the next race, which will take place at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium this coming weekend

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