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Ferrari takes to Champs Elysees.
It's a busy weekend in Paris for Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher. Not only will he be taking part in the Race of Champions, Sunday also sees a parade of Ferraris along the Champs Elysees.
Final chance to get Brundle's new book signed.
Former Formula One star Martin Brundle will be at Waterstones in Piccadilly, London next week, signing copies of his latest book, Working the Wheel .
Red Bull announces February launch.
Red Bull Racing has revealed that it intends to launch its first Formula One car - the RB1 - on Monday 7 February whilst preparing for testing at the Jerez de la Frontera circuit in Spain.
FIA reveals official entry list for 2005.
Formula One's governing body, the FIA, yesterday revealed the 'full' entry list for the 2005 F1 World Championship, seven places remain to be confirmed for next year - namely one at Williams, and both slots at Red Bull Racing, Jordan and Minardi.
Button: It was a 'mistake' to try and leave BAR.
BAR-Honda driver Jenson Button has revealed that he made a 'mistake' to try and re-join Williams for 2005.
Q&A: Jarno Trulli.
Monaco Grand Prix winner Jarno Trulli joined Toyota early at the end of 2004, after being dropped by Renault. Here the Italian talks about what he has been doing since the final race in Brazil, his hopes for 2005 with the Cologne based squad and his impressions of the team thus far...
Honda out to spend to keep Button.
Honda are prepared to spend ?150 million in order to keep Jenson Button with BAR beyond 2005.
Coulthard back in frame for drive at Red Bull?
McLaren-Mercedes reject David Coulthard could yet end up at Red Bull Racing in 2005.
Good vibrations for Ralf.
No sooner has Ralf Schumacher begun a new relationship with Toyota than he is getting into bed, so to speak, with a new sponsor, having teamed up with 'intimate goods' retailer Beate Uhse.
Ralf 'happy' with first taste of Toyota.
New Toyota recruit Ralf Schumacher has pronounced himself impressed and happy with what he has found at the Cologne-based team, following his first test in a TF104B at Barcelona this week.
BRDC, Silverstone support Tour Britannia.
A major new historic motorsport event has been unveiled, and will run for the first time next September with the full backing of the beleaguered British Racing Drivers' Club.
Official: Red Bull Racing releases Wirdheim.
The Red Bull Racing team has announced that it has reached a 'mutual agreement' with Bjorn Wirdheim, releasing the Swede from his contract with immediate effect.
Villeneuve happy after Sauber test debut.
Jacques Villeneuve made his debut for Team Sauber-Petronas today [Friday], as the Swiss outfit completed a three-day test at the Circuit de Catalunya.
Minardi completes first round of rookie tests.
The fourth day of Minardi's week-long test at Misano saw the Faenza team complete the final stages of its first driver test and evaluation programme of the winter, with promising young Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado and the slightly more experienced Christijan Albers both in action.
Williams deny BAR claims over Davidson.
The BMW Williams team has denied claims that it 'insisted upon unconditional arrangements' that have seen Anthony Davidson's hopes of racing for the team in 2005 come to an end.
BAR looks to 2005 with new 'Concept' car.
BAR Honda will introduce its '05 Concept car this week at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona as winter testing get underway following the four week testing ban.
BAR pull plug on Davidson's Williams move.
Anthony Davidson will not race for the BMW WilliamsF1 team in 2005, after current employers BAR pulled the plug on a possible deal.
Montoya tops times on McLaren debut.
Juan Pablo Montoya made his debut for McLaren Mercedes today [Wednesday] as preparations for the 2005 season commenced at the Circuit de Catalunya just outside Barcelona in Spain.
Barcelona test - day two: 24 November.
Juan Pablo Montoya got straight to grips with his McLaren-Mercedes today [Wednesday], during the second day of testing at the Circuit de Catalunya in Spain, the Colombian topping the times.
Minardi test Aussies, and 2005 package.
Minardi's week-long test session moved into its second day yesterday [Tuesday] at the Autodromo Santamonica, and it saw a distinctly 'Down Under' flavour at the Italian circuit, as young Australian drivers, Will Davison and Will Power, both experiencing F1 performance for the first time, joined I
Q&A: Sam Michael.
BMW WilliamsF1 technical director, Sam Michael talks about the teams' targets for 2005, their performance in 2004 and new recruit, Mark Webber - along with a lot, lot more.
Michael: Williams out to lead and win in 2005.
BMW WilliamsF1 technical director, Sam Michael has revealed that the Grove based squad have only one target for 2005 - unsurprisingly they want to win again, and again and again.
Imola gets extension.
The San Marino Grand Prix looks set to remain on the Formula One calendar for at least the next five years, following reports that an extension to its contract has been agreed with F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone.
Minardi auction makes history.
The largest-ever auction of modern F1 cars and memorabilia came to a highly successful conclusion on Saturday with Minardi Team Principal Paul Stoddart, and auctioneers Bache Treharne, pronouncing themselves extremely pleased with the overall result of the sale.