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Villeneuve quits GPDA over 'Schumi-gate'.
Jacques Villeneuve has quit his role in the Grand Prix Drivers' Association after the decision not to remove Michael Schumacher as leader following the Monaco Grand Prix controversy.
Cosworth: We're happy with engine freeze.
Cosworth F1 boss Bernard Ferguson says that the company is delighted with Max Mosley's confirmation of the proposed engine freeze for 2008 and beyond, as the independent company has a much smaller budget than its manufacturer-backed rivals, and a freeze means that development costs will tumble.
Alonso claims testing edge over Ferrari.
Fernando Alonso claims that Renault's greater testing knowledge of Silverstone gave the team an edge over Ferrari on Friday, but the true picture has yet to emerge.
DC: It is disgusting how Montoya drives!
David Coulthard has hit out at Juan Pablo Montoya for what he claims was a deliberate attempt to block him on his fastest qualifying lap for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
We expect to lose Williams, admits Cosworth.
Cosworth F1 boss Bernard Ferguson has said that the company is resigned to losing Williams to Toyota next year, despite the team's technical director, Sam Michael, denying that a deal had been done with the Japanese giant.
Hot weather catches drivers out.
While most people have welcomed the sudden hot and sunny weather in the recent days, the F1 teams that arrived at Silverstone in practice for the British Grand Prix were less than satisfied at the sudden change in temperatures.
JV: Michael still needs to explain himself.
Jacques Villeneuve is one of many drivers awaiting a showdown with Michael Schumacher at Friday's GPDA meeting at Silverstone, which is due to follow straight on from the official FIA drivers' briefing.
Raikkonen: Would be great to win at Silverstone.
Kimi Raikkonen has admitted that he really wants to win at Silverstone as it is one of the venues on the F1 schedule, like Monaco, that is steeped in history and tradition - indeed Silverstone hosted the very first F1 race back in May 1950.
Silverstone is fantastic, says Barrichello.
Honda's Rubens Barrichello has said that he is feeling 'fairly comfortable' going to Silverstone this weekend for the British GP.
Michelin: We have done a lot of work for Brit GP.
Michelin have revealed that they have tested 'several new products' in order to give their partner teams, which include Renault and McLaren, the best chances of success this coming Sunday at the British GP.
Official: Yamamoto gets Aguri third driver slot.
The Super Aguri F1 team has announced that Sakon Yamamoto will join the team at the British Grand Prix this weekend - and at the two following events in Canada and the USA, as their official third driver.
Moss monument for Mallory.
Sir Stirling Moss is to immortalised with a statue commemorating his achievements at the Mallory Park circuit, which will be unveiled in his presence next Monday [12 June].
Montagny encouraged by Monaco performance.
Franck Montagny was given a boost by getting his Super Aguri to the end of the Monaco GP, after retirements in his first two races for the team. At the Monaco weekend the Frenchman was also confirmed for the next three races, ensuring that he will race until at least the US GP on July 2.
Development caught us out, says Dennis.
Ron Dennis blames the current pace of development for the problem that caused Kimi Raikkonen's smoky retirement in Monaco.
Stewart: McLaren should sign Hamilton for 07.
Three-times F1 world champion, Sir Jackie Stewart has urged McLaren-Mercedes to sign Lewis Hamilton for 2007 - and partner the 21-year old with Fernando Alonso, who has already agreed a deal to join the Woking based squad from Renault next year.
We had the better tyre - Bridgestone.
Bridgestone have insisted that they had the edge at Monte Carlo this weekend and would have done a lot better than a fifth and eighth, if it wasn't for 'events' going against them.
Schumacher: I was pre-judged...
Ferrari's Michael Schumacher says that those who criticised him after his controversial qualifying incident already had a negative opinion of him, and that they didn't judge him on the facts of the case.
Luck eludes Klien, Barrichello and Trulli.
Whilst few would begrudge David Coulthard and Red Bull Racing a podium at the Monaco Grand Prix, it is important to note that the final space of the podium passed through several hands before emerging in the Scot's lap.
Todt furious at Schumacher ruling.
Ferrari's Jean Todt has angrily hit out at the FIA for sending Michael Schumacher to the back of the grid, claiming that they chose not to consider the incident was down to mere driver error.
Webber and Raikkonen rue loss of podium.
Although several drivers failed to see the chequered flag in Monaco due to mechanical failures, two drivers in particular were heartbroken to see potential podium finishes disappear amidst the fire and smoke of their cars.
Superman Coulthard flies to first RBR podium.
His car is emblazoned with decals for the forthcoming Superman movie and David Coulthard certainly lived up to his reputation as a Superhero by delivering Red Bull a surprise maiden podium finish at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Brawn: It wasn't a deliberate act.
Ross Brawn has vehemently denied suggestions that Michael Schumacher deliberately created the yellow flag situation at the end of qualifying.
Updated: Fisichella punished for blocking DC.
Giancarlo Fisichella has had his three best times from qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix taken away after he was judged to have blocked David Coulthard. Fisichella had been summoned to the FIA officials where he was guilty of holding back the Red Bull on the Scot's best lap.
Updated: Teams furious at Schumi 'tactics'.
Several teams have expressed their anger at what they believe was a deliberate attempt by Michael Schumacher and Ferrari to safeguard their pole position by blocking the circuit in the dying seconds of qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix.