Ferrari chairman Luca Di Montezemolo will step down next month and Fiat chief executive Sergio Marchionne is set to take on the role.

Niki Lauda has questioned the wisdom of Flavio Briatore’s return to Formula One as the potential head of a group designed to increase the sport’s popularity.

Stefano Domenicali said it was time for a “significant change” as he announced his resignation as team principal of Ferrari.

Stefano Domenicali has resigned as team principal of Ferrari after their poor start to the Formula One season.

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed suggestions a war is looming on the horizon with the FIA and president Jean Todt.

Michael Schumacher’s family say they been “utterly overwhelmed” and moved to tears by the birthday vigil held by scores of fans and well-wishers outside the French hospital where he is being treated for serious head injuries following a skiing accident last weekend.

Michael Schumacher’s 45th birthday has been observed by hundreds of Ferrari fans outside the hospital where the German remains in an artificially-induced coma following a skiing accident at the weekend.

Kimi Raikkonen is likely to be confirmed as a Ferrari driver for the second time later today after Felipe Massa bade farewell yesterday.

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali is adamant no decision has yet been made on his driver line-up for 2014 despite growing rumours Kimi Raikkonen has agreed to return.

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has issued a rallying cry ahead of Fernando Alonso’s last-ditch bid to become Formula One world champion.

Felipe Massa has signed a one-year contract extension with Ferrari for the 2013 Formula One season.

Sebastian Vettel has again confirmed he would one day love to drive for Ferrari, but admits life at Red Bull could continue to be too good to leave.

Sebastian Vettel produced an astonishing late hot lap to clinch the 33rd pole position of his Formula One career.

Fernando Alonso remains convinced Ferrari can savour title-winning delight this season after admitting to starting the campaign in the depths of despair.

Fernando Alonso is convinced Ferrari can savour title-winning delight this season after admitting to starting the campaign in the depths of despair.

Felipe Massa has vowed to return to winning ways after being told he must deliver “something special” to make up for two years of under-achievement at Ferrari.

Mark Webber set off on the right foot in a bid to end his winless drought this season by topping the timesheet in first practice for Sunday’s finale in Brazil.

THE decision to introduce the Drag Reduction System to assist with overtaking in Formula One had its doubters at the start of the season, but it appears to have so far been a considerable success.

Fernando Alonso has today pledged his long-term future to Ferrari by extending his contract through to the end of 2016.

FIA president Jean Todt has warned Ferrari and Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone there will be no change to the new engine rules.

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali has urged Formula One's commercial rights holders CVC to start investing in the sport to guarantee his team's future interest.

Ferrari today made it clear nothing less than championship glory will suffice this season if they are to erase the pain of last year’s heartache.

Fernando Alonso secured Ferrari’s first pole position for 31 races as the team firmly put behind them the team orders controversy.

Lewis Hamilton has accused Fernando Alonso of sour grapes as their bitter rivalry resurfaced following Sunday’s contentious European Grand Prix.

Michael Schumacher has insisted Mercedes were his only option for a return to Formula One.

A FIRED-UP Michael Schumacher is ready to put Formula One’s young guns in their place as he chases an eighth world title next year.

Seven-times Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher is back.d.

Michael Schumacher’s return to Formula One is due to be officially confirmed this morning by Mercedes GP.

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER has informed Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo there is a “strong possibility” he will return to grand prix racing with the new Mercedes-Benz team next season.

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali has confirmed Felipe Massa is back in training as the Brazilian steps up his recovery from the life-threatening injuries he suffered during a crash at the Hungarian Grand Prix earlier this year.

GIANCARLO FISICHELLA yesterday realised a life-long dream by signing for Ferrari. Fisichella has signed for Ferrari for the final five races of the Formula One season after being released from his contract with Force India, and will be the team’s reserve driver in 2010.

Ferrari have reacted quickly to the news Michael Schumacher will not race at the European Grand Prix by naming test driver Luca Badoer as his replacement.

Felipe Massa has taken another important stride towards making a complete recovery following life-saving surgery last month.

Eddie Jordan believes Michael Schumacher’s shock return to Formula One will serve as “a big wake-up call” to Kimi Raikkonen.

Michael Schumacher is to sensationally come out of retirement to race for Ferrari in the absence of the injured Felipe Massa.

Felipe Massa has today been moved out of intensive care, with his personal doctor convinced he will race again.

Doctors treating Ferrari driver Felipe Massa have insisted it is too soon to know whether he will ever race again after his horror accident during qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday.

Felipe Massa has woken up and made significant progress as he recovers from life-threatening injuries suffered in a crash during qualifying for the Hungarian grand prix on Saturday.

Felipe Massa’s Formula One career would today appear to be hanging in the balance following confirmation he has suffered some damage to his left eye.

Felipe Massa had “a quiet night” as he continues to recover from emergency surgery to repair a skull fracture.

MAX MOSLEY may have confirmed he will not stand for re-election as FIA president, but in proposing Jean Todt as his successor, the 69-year-old has opened up a whole new can of worms.

Max Mosley has confirmed he will not be standing for re-election as FIA president later this year, proposing former Ferrari team principal Jean Todt as his successor.

Bernie Ecclestone expects Max Mosley to be true to his word and stand down as FIA president, insisting he is “an honourable person”.

ARI VATANEN has confirmed he is to run for the presidency of the FIA, believing “the time has come for a change”.