Villeneuve covets Ferrari drive

Jacques Villeneuve admitted today that he would consider driving for Ferrari one day - but only if Michael Schumacher is not there.

Tue, 04 Jun, 2002 - 20:48

Jacques Villeneuve admitted today that he would consider driving for Ferrari one day - but only if Michael Schumacher is not there.

The 1997 World Champion is desperate to get back into a winning car after his difficult years with British American racing.

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