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 is to return home to Sao Paulo on Monday just nine days after fracturing his skull in a freak accident.

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has poured cold water on the idea of Italy hosting a grand prix in Rome, branding the scheme “unthinkable”.

Ferrari driver Felipe Massa cannot wait to get behind the wheel of the new F60 again after putting it through its paces around the Mugello race track yesterday.

Ferrari today launched their new 2009 Formula One car – the F60 – in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the F1 championships and the fact that they are the only team to have been involved since its inception

MARCUS GRONHOLM finally ended world champion Sebastien Loeb’s winning streak by completing a dominant win on the Acropolis Rally in Greece yesterday.

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER insists Ferrari are better placed to win back their world championships than they were to defend them 12 months ago.

Michael Schumacher insists Ferrari are better placed to win back their world championships than they were to defend them 12 months ago.

JEAN TODT has warned Formula One to expect a Ferrari backlash as the former world champions look to avenge last year’s embarrassment.

Ferrari launched their 2006 car at Mugello today hoping to benefit from a head start on their rivals.

Michael Schumacher has written off his chances of a fourth German Grand Prix victory as the reigning world champion remains baffled by Ferrari’s continued failure this year.

BAR boss Nick Fry claims Jenson Button has been unfairly robbed of the chance to break his grand prix duck in Spain this weekend.

Jenson Button believes BAR’s testing form proves they are serious contenders for victory in the Spanish Grand Prix at Barcelona this weekend – although his team are waiting on a different result today.

Michael Schumacher has urged his Ferrari team to relax after returning to form at the weekend.

Paul Stoddart has hailed the determination of his Minardi team after they completed their first new car since 2001.

World champion Michael Schumacher has described Ferrari’s new car as a “good step forward” after testing it for the first time.

The England team hotel for Euro 2004, the Solplay, is playing host to radio and TV journalists working for official FA rights holders BBC and Sky.

Bridgestone are confident they have gone some way to improve the performance of their tyres on the first lap.

Jenson Button expects to be competitive from the start in Spain next weekend despite a frustrating two-day test session.

At the Ferrari-owned Mugello track in Italy, Michael Cullen won the final event of the European Ferrari

Michael Schumacher’s bid to claim a record sixth world title will be aided by new machinery at the next grand prix in Spain after Ferrari finally decided to introduce their 2003 car.

WORLD champions Ferrari will this week finalise preparations for the debut of their new car after giving their old F2002 machine a winning send-off at the San Marino Grand Prix.

Eddie Irvine today accused Ferrari of ‘taking the mickey‘ out of Formula One by refusing to let their drivers race - even though Michael Schumacher has wrapped up the World Championship.

Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari team will decide later this week whether to unleash their 2002 challenger at the next race following his crushing victory in the Australian Grand Prix in last year’s car.

Malaysian driver Alex Yoong is set to make his Formula One debut with European Minardi next month after being drafted in to replace Tarso Marques.