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Massa fast, Kimi off, Ferrari musing questions.
Ferrari was left with unanswered questions at the end of the opening day's practice for this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, despite comfortably having held the upper hand over chief rivals McLaren-Mercedes throughout.
Rosberg: Difficult to score points at Spa.
Whilst predicting a continuation of Williams' upward momentum that began in the European Grand Prix two weeks ago, Nico Rosberg has confessed that scoring points will be a bonus in the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend, rather than a target.
Privateers 'the heart of F1, not cannon fodder'.
Norbert Haug has stressed that the survival of independent teams in Formula 1 is vital to the future livelihood of the sport, describing such concerns as Williams and Force India as 'the heart of Formula 1, not just cannon fodder'.
Raikkonen: 13 points not impossible.
Reigning F1 world champion Kimi Raikkonen has issued another warning to the two drivers ahead of his in this year's standings: I'm up for the fight!
Red Bull hoping to end F1 tyre woes at Spa.
Red Bull Racing team boss Christian Horner has admitted that the Milton Keynes-based outfit needs to raise its game over the remaining six races of the Formula One season if it is to remain in the battle for fourth place in the constructors' championship.
Classic F1 corners to be lost in Spa revamp?
Spa-Francorchamps - one of the few remaining classic circuits left on the Formula 1 calendar - may have to be shortened for future editions of the Belgian Grand Prix.
Toyota F1's Cregan to step down.
Toyota's Formula One team has confirmed speculation that team manager Richard Cregan is to relinquish his position at the end of November, ending a long association with the Japanese marque.
World champion Phil Hill dies.
Phil Hill, Formula One world champion in 1961, has died at the age of 81, having been taken ill during a recent historic event at Laguna Seca in California.
Heidfeld hits the front at Monza.
Nick Heidfeld set the pace for BMW Sauber on the second day of Formula One testing at Monza, posting the quickest time of the week in the process.
Raikkonen failure similar to Massa's.
Ferrari has admitted that it is investigating the possibility that Kimi Raikkonen's retirement from Sunday's European Grand Prix in Valencia was caused by a similar problem to that which ended Felipe Massa's dominance at the Hungaroring three weeks ago.
Ferrari mechanic not badly injured.
Two of Ferrari's pit-stops in the inaugural European Grand Prix in Valencia provided talking points after the race, but the team was at least able to quell speculation about the condition of the crew member bowled over by Kimi Raikkonen when his second stop descended into chaos.
Massa shuns pit-stop blame, seeks reliability.
Despite having received a slap on the wrist and a EUR10,000 fine for his part in the controversial pit-stop incident with Adrian Sutil in the European Grand Prix at the weekend, Felipe Massa has insisted he was blameless - instead pointing the finger firmly at his rival.
Fears over Valencia bridge could force changes.
There could yet be eleventh hour alterations to the track layout in Valencia ahead of the European Grand Prix this weekend - the city's first-ever Formula 1 race - with fears that the bridge section may cause problems.
BMW: No danger in KERS electric shock.
BMW-Sauber has sought to affirm that there was no danger when one of the team's mechanics suffered a high-voltage electric shock whilst the squad tried out the new Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems (KERS) set to be introduced into Formula 1 next year.
Sad Alonso calls for minute's silence in Valencia.
Fernando Alonso has expressed his sadness at the Spanair plane crash that killed 153 people at Madrid's Barajas Airport on Wednesday - revealing that he will wear a black armband in tribute this weekend, as he prepares to race in front of his home fans for the second time this season.
Massa echoes consistency call.
Having been denied a fourth win of the 2008 Formula One season last time out in Hungary, Felipe Massa has echoed title rival Lewis Hamilton's belief that consistency, rather than outright performance, will be the key to settling the destiny of the title.
Ferrari target Kubica has 'extra ingredient'.
Robert Kubica is a Formula 1 World Champion in-waiting, according to Damon Hill - but the BMW-Sauber star himself is refusing to let paddock speculation that he is Ferrari-bound in the near future sway his focus from the remainder of the 2008 campaign.
Raikkonen: We've lost nothing in title race.
Kimi Raikkonen admits that he needs to focus on the final seven races of the Formula One season, but insists that he should not be written out of the world championship battle just yet.
Raikkonen not even wild card, claims Lauda.
Three-time world champion Niki Lauda has suggested that this year's world title could be fought out between Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa, unless reigning champion Kimi Raikkonen raises his game quickly.
Raikkonen honoured in homeland.
Kimi Raikkonen's 2007 Formula One title is to be celebrated back in his home land after Finland's postal service announced it is to issue a special set of stamps of the Ferrari man.
Speed reflects on short F1 career.
Scott Speed has declared himself happy to have lived the dream of Formula 1, despite the aborted nature of his time with Toro Rosso.
Renault 'test' despite summer ban.
Formula 1 may be in the middle of its three-week summer break and the test ban, but that hasn't stopped Renault from doing some additional checks ahead of the inaugural European Grand Prix at Valencia.
Schumacher fails to finish on latest bike outing.
Michael Schumacher saw his first attempt at two-wheeled endurance racing end in disappointment when the seven-time Formula One title winner was forced to retire from the Oschersleben Eight Hours.
Disappointed BMW faces bleak F1 testing break.
BMW-Sauber has admitted that it is at a loss to explain its poor performance in last weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix - a race in which the squad produced by some margin its worst showing of the 2008 season to-date.