Robert Kubica is expecting to be given the all clear to return to Formula One on Thursday ahead of the French Grand Prix.

Ralf Schumacher is hoping he has good cause to celebrate his 32nd birthday on Saturday.

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone’s financial demands are being blamed for putting the future of the United States Grand Prix at risk.

Bernie Ecclestone insists the future of the United States Grand Prix in Indianapolis is in the hands of circuit boss Tony George.

Ferrari's Felipe Massa has declared third place as unacceptable after seeing world championship rivals McLaren claim another one-two finish in Indianapolis yesterday.

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone is set to make a decision on the future of the United States Grand Prix by July 12, Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials announced on Saturday.

Lewis Hamilton grabbed the second pole position of his career one week on from his first as the British rookie stole a march on McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso in qualifying for tomorrow’s United States Grand Prix.

Ralf Schumacher is hoping his season of struggle with Toyota does not result in another horrific Indy incident.

Kimi Raikkonen has vowed not to give up on his dream of becoming Formula One world champion.

WORLD champion Fernando Alonso has voiced his dissatisfaction with Renault team-mate Giancarlo Fisichella, questioning the Italian’s actions during his defeat by Michael Schumacher at last weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix.

Struggling Andy Roddick has hired two-time former Wimbledon champion Jimmy Connors as his new coach.

Felipe Massa fears Ferrari’s resurgence could be short-lived after admitting their Indianapolis dominance was a one-off.

NFL win leader Indianapolis saw a Super Bowl dream end in misery while road triumphs on Sunday allowed bottom-seeds Pittsburgh and Carolina to sustain their title hopes.

Jenson Button believes BAR-Honda can look forward with confidence to the last four races of the season, starting in Belgium this weekend.

World motorsport governing body the FIA have deferred punishment for the United States Grand Prix fiasco to give Michelin and their teams time to restore Formula One’s tainted image.

FORMULA One teams could boycott future races if they get severe penalties for their role in the US Grand Prix fiasco, warned Minardi boss Paul Stoddart yesterday.

Formula One's governing body the FIA have today detailed exactly why they have charged seven F1 teams with bringing the sport into disrepute.

FERRARI’S Michael Schumacher emerged with the victory in a US Grand Prix turned into a parade yesterday by the withdrawal of 14 Formula One cars running on suspect Michelin tyres.

Ralf Schumacher will be fit to race in this weekend’s United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis despite being taken to hospital following a crash in practice.

GERMAN Formula One driver Ralf Schumacher got an eerie reminder of his horrific crash in last year’s US Grand Prix when he hit the wall at almost the same spot in practice yesterday for the 2005 edition of the race.

Rubens Barrichello is predicting a “fantastic atmosphere” when Formula One visits one of motorsport’s most historic venues this weekend.

Juan Pablo Montoya hopes the second half of the Formula One season will bring with it better fortunes than the first.

Fernando Alonso is confident Renault can make up for their disappointment at Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix.

Jenson Button is hopeful BAR’s race engineers can find some extra speed within the car over the next few days to help him compete with Ferrari this weekend.

Juan Pablo Montoya has accused Michael Schumacher of receiving preferential treatment following the latest dust-up between the duelling duo.

JUAN Pablo Montoya has accused Michael Schumacher of being “either blind or stupid” as the feuding duo again squared up to each other both on and off the track.

Ferrari’s top brass insist they will carry on for as long as Michael Schumacher does – and plan on being as strong as ever next season.

JUAN PABLO MONTOYA has never finished on the podium in a US Grand Prix, but unless Michael Schumacher disappoints this weekend, he’s going to have to repeat his visit to Victory Lane at the Indy 500 three years ago to stay in serious title contention.

Justin Wilson insists he can handle the pressure as his Formula One future goes on the line in this weekend’s United States Grand Prix.

Michael Schumacher believes only Juan Pablo Montoya can destroy his dream of a record sixth World Championship this season.

Eddie Irvine believes Jaguar Racing could snatch fifth place in the World Championship if he can finish the final two races of the season in the points.

McLaren have denied that technical director Adrian Newey is joining Jaguar.