ItaliaspeedTV: Fresh from his test at Fiorano using a Ferrari F2007 supplied by the Corse Clienti department, Felipe Massa looks forward to his home race this weekend at Interlagos where he will be supporting the Scuderia's efforts

While the atmosphere at Interlagos will surely be as intense and emotional as ever, Ferrari arrives in a very different situation to those past years, fighting for the more modest aim of finishing third in the Constructors’ championship

ItaliaspeedTV: Using a Ferrari F2007 supplied by the Corse Clienti department fitted with GP2 series tyres Felipe Massa got back on track for the first time since his crash in Hungary and covered around 100 km at Fiorano

"There’s no doubt that this track is connected to the most wonderful memory of my career," says Kimi Raikkonen, "Two years ago I won the drivers’ title here in Brazil, but I did well many more times, gaining five times a place on the podium

On Monday morning at Ferrari's Fiorano test track Felipe Massa finally got back behind the wheel of a Formula 1 single-seater; it wasn’t a proper test, but a way for him to regain confidence with his natural habitat: the race track

ItaliaspeedPhotoStream: Felipe Massa test in Ferrari F2007 at Fiorano

Tomorrow morning, nearly two-and-a-half months after his accident during qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Felipe Massa will get back behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car for the first time at Ferrari's private Fiorano test track

Its been a busy week for Felipe Massa who since his arrival back in Maranello has spent two days in the simulator as he gears up to get behind the wheel of an F1 car for the first time since his crash which could come as soon as Monday

Ferrari has announced that, as from today, Luca Marmorini will be taking on the role of head of the Engine and Electronics department; the 48 year old returns to the Scuderia after spending the past 10 seasons with Toyota

Felipe Massa is back at Maranello where he will continue his physical rehabilitation and prepare to test a Ferrari F2007; yesterday on his first day back he visited the Scuderia engineers as well as taking a look at the new 458 Italia

ItaliaspeedTV: Felipe Massa is back in Maranello and almost two months after the accident in Hungary he arrived at Scuderia Ferrari where he was immediately greeted by Stefano Domenicali who had just come back from Suzuka

Five points in the bag for Ferrari in the Japanese Grand Prix, where Kimi Raikkonen finished fourth and Giancarlo Fisichella brought his F60 home in twelfth place, means the Scuderia hangs onto third place in the constructors' race

An expensive weekend for Scuderia Toro Rosso continued into the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka this afternoon with Jaime Alguersuari crashing out while team mate Sebastien Buemi failed to finish after suffering clutch problems

One car on the fourth row and the other on the eighth after qualifying for Ferrari whose drivers set the eighth and sixteenth times with Kimi Raikkonen and Giancarlo Fisichella at the end of a session that featured several interruptions

Scuderia Toro Rosso drivers Sebastien Buemi and Jaime Alguersuari crashed during qualifying this afternoon at Suzuka but not before they had turned in promising performances and made it out of the opening Q1 session

F1’s first day at Suzuka after a three year absence was marked by rain at the start of the morning session and then throughout the one in the afternoon with all the drivers managing to get in a good number of laps in the first session

When Fernando Alonso lines up on the grid for his first grand prix with the Scuderia next spring, he will in fact be the second Spaniard to drive for Ferrari, following in the footsteps of the legendary Alfonso De Portago half a century ago

With the confirmation of Fernando Alonso joining the Scuderia making headlines around the world, Ferrari Team Principal Stefano Domenicali has answered some questions about the Spaniard's signing and the next F1 season

"I'm very happy and very proud to become a Ferrari driver," says Fernando Alonso, "driving a single-seater from the Prancing Horse is everybody’s dream in this sport and today I have the opportunity to make this dream come true

This afternoon at Suzuka Ferrari finally confirmed F1's worst kept secret that Spanish former double world champion Fernando Alonso will switch from the Renault team to join the Scuderia next season on a three year contract

ItaliaspeedTV: Scuderia Ferrari Japanese Grand Prix Preview with Stefano Domenicali - Following an unrewarding race last weekend in Singapore the team is hoping for a better showing as F1 makes a return to the Suzuka circuit

As Felipe Massa gets behind a wheel again to undertake two days of karting practice; "the realistic goal is to reach a place in the points," says Kimi Raikkonen ahead of this weekend's race in Japan, "we’ll give our best, but it will be difficult"

The fifteenth round of the world championship sees F1 return to Suzuka after a two year hiatus spent in the shadow of Mount Fuji and after Sunday's pointless showing in the Singapore Grand Prix Ferrari will be hoping for a better weekend

Neither Toro Rosso driver made the finish line in Singapore with both retiring with mechanical issues after they had been compromised by fuel rig problems caused when Alguersuari drove away with the fuel nozzle still attached

There were no points for Ferrari in the Singapore Grand Prix which turned out to be as unpromising as expected for the Maranello team with Kimi Raikkonen and Giancarlo Fisichella being classified tenth and thirteenth respectively