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PICS: Schumacher on 'fire' in France!
Michael Schumacher's bid to close the gap to Fernando Alonso in the drivers' championship almost went pear-shaped on Saturday morning when his Ferrari 248 F1 caught fire in free practice at Magny-Cours.
Premature end to day for Barrichello and Speed.
Although it is a popular venue for many drivers, the challenging Magny-Cours circuit can still pose problems for drivers, not least the Nurburgring corner that claimed two victims in practice for the French Grand Prix.
Petrobras to refuel Williams' ambitions.
WilliamsF1 enters this weekend's French Grand Prix hoping that revised fuel from long-time partner Petrobras will help power it back towards the front of the grid.
I will keep pushing to score, vows Monteiro.
Midland MF1 driver, Tiago Monteiro has set his sights on getting a 'good' race result this Sunday at the French GP.
Honda ready for second speed record attempt.
Having seen their first attempts washed out by irregular weather patterns, Honda Racing F1 have returned to Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, USA to attempt the outright land speed record for a Formula One car yet again.
Brits to lead Montoya replacement list.
With Juan Pablo Montoya turning his back on Formula One in favour of a new career in the NASCAR series, his vacant, and valuable, McLaren seat is more than likely to be the subject of rumour and speculation over the coming months.
Monteiro: I had a Sato 'kamikaze' special.
Tiago Monteiro has branded Takuma Sato a 'kamikaze' after the two collided in the United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis, forcing them both to retire.
Coulthard: Thanks Juan Pablo!
David Coulthard unusually thanked Juan Pablo Montoya at the end of the United States Grand Prix after following up his eighth place in Canada with seventh place and add another two points onto his tally.
Monteiro and Sato blame one another after clash.
Tiago Monteiro and Takuma Sato were left pointing the finger at one another after coming together at the restart of the United States Grand Prix, having managed avoided the first corner clashes.
Dennis decides not to play 'blame game'.
A frustrated McLaren-Mercedes were keeping blame to a minimum after both Kimi Raikkonen and Juan Pablo Montoya emerged the highest-profile victims of the second corner crash in an incident that initially appeared to lay blame at the Colombian's door.
Button places blame on Montoya for demise.
Jenson Button laid blame for his demise from the United States Grand Prix firmly at the door of Juan Pablo Montoya after he was involved in the turn two pile up at Indianapolis.
Sato pulls off surprise with 18th on grid.
Although 18th place on the grid does not often stir much of a reaction, few failed to be impressed by Takuma Sato in qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, who proved his love for the Indianapolis circuit to out qualify Nico Rosberg, Jarno Trulli and Tonio Liuzzi in his Super Aguri.
Honda - and schools - beat Ferrari at Indy.
The Honda Racing F1 team beat off stiff opposition from Scuderia Ferrari, plus the lesser-known Bradfield Panthers and East Cobb Flying Cougars to record the fastest time of the day at Indianapolis to start the US Grand Prix weekend on top.
Webber, Klien and Montagny suffer early baths.
Although most of the attention at the first corner of the United States Grand Prix was on Nick Heidfeld's spectacular flip, three others cars would not make it to turn two when they were involved in their own separate incident.
Official: Aguri to switch to new car at German GP.
The Super Aguri F1 team has confirmed that their new car, the SA06, will make its debut at the German Grand Prix on July 28, one race later than was originally planned.
Hakkinen: Kimi should stay with McLaren.
With several teams vying for his services next year, Kimi Raikkonen has been urged to stay where he is for 2007 by former mentor and McLaren legend Mika Hakkinen.
<I>Crash.net</I> preview - US Grand Prix.
by Ollie Barstow. Formula One has seen some controversial races in its time but even the most fleeting fans will be likely to remember the 2005 United States Grand Prix for years to come, a race that arguably became the most disgraceful chapter in the sport's history.
One to forget for Midland.
After an encouraging weekend at Silverstone, Midland endured a race to forget in Montreal after a collision between drivers Tiago Monteiro and Christijan Albers on the opening lap effectively ended the team's Canadian GP before it had started.
Late error ends encouraging Sato run.
There was late disappointment for the Super Aguri F1 team in Canada when contact with the infamous Montreal walls prevented Takuma Sato from securing an encouraging 14th place finish.
Rosberg at fault as Webber fails.
Mark Webber was left frustrated with team-mate Nico Rosberg after the Williams driver failed to perform in qualifying for the second straight race in Montreal.
Montoya: I should have been on row two.
Juan Pablo Montoya admitted he should have gone better in qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix after securing a place on the fourth row of the grid in Montreal.
Plans for Russian Grand Prix back on track?
Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich is reportedly set to build a Formula One standard circuit in Moscow with the intention of bringing the sport to Russia for the first time in the near future.
Albers: Good time, but work to do.
Christijan Albers admitted that the Midland team still has work to do ahead of qualifying, despite outpacing Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher during the Friday practice sessions in Montreal.
Fry: Willis could return.
Honda team chief Nick Fry has admitted that Geoff Willis could yet remain with the team, despite the appointment of Shuhei Nakamoto as senior technical director earlier this week.