Olivier Panis has hailed Toyota’s new car as a success despite an inauspicious debut – and feels Formula One’s summer break will help his team fulfil their potential.

Michael Schumacher scorched to pole position today in front of his home fans at Hockenheim to put Ferrari within touching distance of the world championship.

Michael Schumacher has won the British Grand Prix from Kimi Raikkonen with Rubens Barrichello third.

Kimi Raikkonen stole the limelight from Jenson Button to claim pole position for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone today.

Toyota technical director Mike Gascoyne has insisted Ralf Schumacher will not receive preferential treatment when he joins the team next season.

Ralf Schumacher will drive for Toyota next season after finally ending speculation over his future by signing a three-year contract.

Cristiano da Matta left it late to take top spot in second practice for the French Grand Prix after a day interrupted by bad weather.

Rubens Barrichello clinched his first pole position since the end of last year to head an all-Ferrari front row of the grid at tomorrow’s United States Grand Prix.

Jenson Button denied Rubens Barrichello the perfect practice performance by setting the fastest Formula One lap seen at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Rubens Barrichello continued his perfect practice run as he scored his own hat-trick ahead of tomorrow’s United States Grand Prix.

Eddie Jordan is confident his team will again become a force in Formula One after so long in the doldrums.

FRANK Williams is adamant his team did not cheat in Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix, but has conceded they were “very clumsy”.

Frank Williams is adamant his team did not cheat in Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix, but has conceded to being “very clumsy".

Jordan’s third driver Timo Glock described his Formula One debut as “perfect” after picking up two points at the Canadian Grand Prix following the disqualification of both Williams and Toyota.

Ralf Schumacher produced the qualifying performance of a miserable season to date by claiming pole position for tomorrow’s Canadian Grand Prix.

Michael Schumacher proved he is fallible as Formula One finally saw a chink in the armour of the six-times world champion.

WORLD champion Michael Schumacher restored Formula One to its normal order here yesterday when he won the European Grand Prix at a canter as Ferrari claimed their fourth one-two of the season.

Takuma Sato stole Michael Schumacher’s thunder in pre-qualifying for the European Grand Prix today by setting a lap record at the Nurburgring.

Jenson Button was furious after “pathetic” backmarkers cost him valuable seconds as he missed out on a maiden Formula One victory in the Monaco Grand Prix.

Jarno Trulli emerged on top from Formula One’s most exciting finish of recent times calmly insisting he was always in control.

Jarno Trulli scored his first-ever Formula One win as Michael Schumacher’s winning streak came to a crashing halt in the Monaco Grand Prix.

Michael Schumacher equalled the best-ever start to a Formula One season today by winning his fifth consecutive race at a canter in the Spanish Grand Prix.

Michael Schumacher answered any doubts over Ferrari’s qualifying pace today by claiming an easy pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix.

Michael Schumacher maintained his perfect qualifying record this season as he scorched to pole position for tomorrow's inaugural Bahrain Grand Prix.

Ralf Schumacher led the field today in qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Jenson Button boosted his hopes of grabbing his first Formula One pole after another scorching display in the desert in Bahrain this morning.

Big-spenders Toyota plan a complete overhaul of their 2004 car after a disappointing start to the season in Australia.

David Coulthard could be handed a car that even Michael Schumacher would be proud to drive – now all he has to do is earn the seat.

David Coulthard faces a snub if he pins his Formula One future on grabbing a drive at Toyota next year.

Big-spending Toyota have targeted points-scoring finishes in every race when they embark on their third season in Formula One this year.

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER has insisted he was not worthy enough to be compared with Juan Manuel Fangio after becoming the most successful driver in Formula One history by winning a sixth World Championship.

Michael Schumacher celebrated an historic sixth World Championship after surviving a double scare at the Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka this morning.

Michael Schumacher produced his worst qualifying performance for over eight years in Japan today, but declared: “I’m happy”.

Michael Schumacher and Kimi Raikkonen’s championship showdown was hit by the weather as Brazil’s Rubens Barrichello swept to pole position for tomorrow’s Japanese Grand Prix.

Kimi Raikkonen scorched to pole position for the United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis as Michael Schumacher’s chances of celebrating a record sixth drivers’ crown tomorrow suffered a massive blow.

Colombia’s Juan Pablo Montoya pumped up the pressure on title rival Michael Schumacher by scorching to the fastest time in first qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix in Monza today.

Michael Schumacher narrowly avoided a 150mph smash to help Ferrari power back to the top of the time-sheets at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza today.

Fernando Alonso blew away the major players of this year’s world title race to claim the second pole position of his career for tomorrow’s Hungarian Grand Prix.

RENAULT’S Jarno Trulli left the world championship contenders trailing in his wake as he scorched to the top of the times in first qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

JUAN PABLO MONTOYA left his rivals in the shade and staked a serious claim for the world championship title when he cruised to victory in the German Grand Prix yesterday.

Brazil’s Rubens Barrichello triumphed in one of the most dramatic British Grands Prix of recent years after a demonstrator risked his life by running along the Silverstone track today.

Jarno Trulli holds a 0.6-second advantage over Raikkonen by the end of 10 laps, with Barrichello a mere half a second back followed closely by the Schumacher brothers and then Montoya, with the top six separated by just 4.4secs.