Rain proves a real test
foxsports.com     May 16, 2008            

Rain ruined the final day of F1 testing at the Paul Ricard circuit, underlined by the fact 13 seconds separated the 11 drivers on track. The 10 teams spent the first two days of the three-day programme in France optimising set-up in preparation for next weekend's Monaco Grand Prix. To conclude... [read full story]                    


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Ferrari president pledges Raikkonen support

autosport.com     5 hrs ago   4 related          

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has pledged his support for struggling world champion Kimi Raikkonen and dismissed speculation the driver might be replaced by Fernando Alonso. The Finn, who hasn't won a race in the...                    

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Domenicali: Kimi still in contention

foxsports.com     6 hrs ago   4 related          

Updated: August 30, 2008, 4:08 AM EST 1 comment Kimi Raikkonen has been going through a dry-spell in the last couple of races, but Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali is confident in the Fin's ability to challenge for...                    

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Kimi poised to back Massa

updatesport.com     6 hrs ago   4 related          

Domenicali gives the low-down Aug.28 (GMM) Reigning world champion Kimi Raikkonen will if required support his teammate Felipe Massa's charge for the 2008 title, Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali insists. Amid the Finn's...                    

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Devil in detail for McLaren at Spa.

crash.net     6 hrs ago   1 related          

Formula 1 » Devil in detail for McLaren at Spa. Saturday, 30th August 2008 After F1 title rival Ferrari continued to suffer from unreliability on and off the track in Spain, McLaren CEO Martin Whitmarsh insists his team...                    

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