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.
Domenicali: "Disappointed, but ready to recover"
Maranello, 4th August - Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali said that Felipe Massa's strong performance in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix was probably his best race ever - even if it ended in a late retirement.
Stefano Domenicali - Errors at every...
Stefano Domenicali explained yesterday that the Italian squad made errors "at every level" and that they can't afford to repeat them.
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Massa and Ferrari maintain F1 title...
A late engine problem cost Felipe Massa the Hungarian Grand Prix and another chance to lead Formula One's overall standings. What the Ferrari driver — and his team — didn't...
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Ferrari puts past behind for F1 summit
Jul.22 (GMM) Ferrari sees an upcoming meeting with its fellow F1 teams
not only as an opportunity to discuss the future, but also symbolic of
its desire to move on from the...
German GP - Qualifying session - Ferrari
Qualifying for the German Grand Prix brought mixed fortunes for
Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro: Felipe Massa set the second quickest time in
the third and decisive session, while...
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Friday press conference - Germany
Team principals: Stefano Domenicali (Ferrari), Norbert Haug (Mercedes), Vijay Mallya (Force India), Mario Theissen (BMW Sauber).
Team bosses laugh at Hamilton-Ferrari...
Jul.18 (GMM) Bosses for Ferrari and McLaren-Mercedes on Friday
rubbished and laughed at reports the Italian team is making a swoop for
the services of British driver Lewis...
07/18/08
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'Secret' chat sparks Hamilton-Ferrari rumour
Jul.18 (GMM) Lewis Hamilton's father and manager was spotted in 'secret' conversation with Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali at Hockenheim, a newspaper reports.
Domenicali: It was a very long race
Maranello, 23rd June 2008 - Kimi Raikkonen and his Ferrari engine may have survived to finish Sunday's French Grand Prix, completing a Ferrari one-two behind Felipe Massa, but it could result in an unscheduled engine change, says team principal Stefano Domenicali.
Force India shifts focus from current...
Force India will focus on developing its 2009 package rather than progressing its current car, team chairman Vijay Mallya said Friday.
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Di Montezemole wants no more 'stupid...
Jul.9 (GMM) Following the Italian marque's dreadful British grand prix, Luca di Montezemolo says he does not want to see any more stupid mistakes in Ferrari's 2008 title...
Unravelling F1's venomous battle
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Lewis Hamilton: when Formula One...
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Hungarian GP - Qualifying session -...
The starting grid for the Hungarian Grand Prix will see the two
Ferraris line up on the second and third rows, with respectively Massa
in third place and Raikkonen sixth....
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Hamilton delivers pace with new...
Lewis Hamilton might disagree that he is now the favourite to win the Formula One world championship after blistering back-to-back victories in Silverstone and Hockenheim, but...
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Massa and Ferrari maintain F1 title belief
A late engine problem cost Felipe Massa the Hungarian Grand Prix and another chance to lead Formula One's overall standings. What the Ferrari driver — and his team — didn't lose was confidence.
Domenicali: very very disappointed, spirit the same
Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali admitted to being very very disappointed after his two drivers came away with just four points from the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal on Sunday.
Thursday news round-up
Jul.31 (GMM) The F1 drivers' football team, captained by Michael
Schumacher and with opera tenor Placido Domingo as honorary coach,
played a charity match against a Hungarian...
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Hungarian GP preview: Ferrari
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Domenicali: show the performance
Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro team principal Stefano Domenicali revealed a special reason for extra celebration after Ferrari's one-two in the Bahraini GP at the weekend.
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F1 teams to discuss KERS issues
Jul.23 (GMM) Issues arising from the development of KERS systems for
2009 will be discussed at the next meeting of F1's Technical Working
Group (TWG).
Ferrari searching for answers after...
A demoralized and struggling Ferrari left the German Grand Prix in need of answers for an uncharacteristic problem: its car.
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Regrouping McLaren looking forward to...
McLaren can take heart from a Turkish Grand Prix performance that left it closer to rival Ferrari than it has been since last season.
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McLaren can take comfort from a Turkish Grand Prix performance that left it closer to rival Ferrari than it has been since last season.
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Sebastian Vettel fastest in F1 testing
Toro Rosso's Sebastian Vettel was quickest in Formula One testing on Tuesday and a mechanic was injured from an electric shock off the new hybrid engine planned for next year's...
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