Ferrari lock-out is double trouble for poor Hamilton

"The penalty doesn't help," Lewis Hamilton said pensively yesterday, as the punishment for his Canadian Grand Prix gaffe pushed him down from a solid third on the grid in Magny-Cours to 13th, a long way behind the Ferraris on the front row.

Felipe Massa wins Turkish GP to put Ferrari in F1 lead, though McLaren gains

Felipe Massa won his third straight Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday to give Ferrari its fourth straight victory to put it in the driver's seat for F1's championship.

Stefano Domenicali QandA ahead of the British GP

With the British GP in sight, the ninth race of the season, we met Stefano Domenicali, Team Principal of the Scuderia Ferrari, for a summary of the first part of this Championship.

Kimi Raikkonen wins Spanish Grand Prix for Ferrari third straight F1 victory

World champion Kimi Raikkonen won the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday to stretch Ferrari's winning streak to three and make it the clear Formula One leader.

Hungarian GP preview: Ferrari

Budapest has changed a great deal since the first time Formula 1 visited here in 1986, when it provided an exotic taste of life behind the Iron Curtain. Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro has won five times in those twenty two years and two of those victories stand out: in 1989, Nigel Mansell won from twelfth on the grid, which defied the odds on a track known for the difficulty of passing another car and in 1998, Michael Schumacher won with an unusual three stop strategy.

Ferraris sweep front row at Magny-Cours

Kimi Raikkonen handed Ferrari their 200th pole position in Formula One as the Italian team achieved a sweep of the front row for the French Grand Prix on Sunday at Magny-Cours. As for Lewis Hamilton, he will have his work cut out to maintain his challenge for the drivers’ championship from thirteenth place.