Michael Schumacher has vowed to go full throttle in Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, the final race of the season and his career, saying Ferrari deserve the constructors' title as a leaving present.
Newly-appointed Renault test driver Nelson Piquet junior has his eyes on Italian Giancarlo Fisichella's race seat for 2008.
Briton Gary Paffett has conceded that he has little chance of landing the coveted second McLaren drive alongside Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso next season.
Briton Gary Paffett has conceded that he has little chance of landing the coveted second McLaren drive alongside Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso next season.
Newly-appointed Renault test driver Nelson Piquet junior has his eyes on Italian Giancarlo Fisichella's race seat for 2008.
Renault team boss Flavio Briatore has ruled out any dirty tricks marring Sunday's title-deciding Brazilian Grand Prix, whatever else happens on the track.
Dutch financial services giant ING announced a three-year title sponsorship deal with Formula One champions Renault on Monday.
Yamaha motoGP rider Valentino Rossi of Italy takes a bend followed by team-mate Carlos Checa of Spain as Honda riders Dani Pedrosa of Spain and Nicky Hayden of the U.S. crash out of the Portugese Grand Prix in Estoril October 15, 2006. [Reuters]
McLaren confirmed on Friday that Spaniard Pedro de la Rosa will race for them in next week's Brazilian Grand Prix, ending any hope of Briton Lewis Hamilton making his Formula One debut this season.
Ralf Schumacher will not ask his older brother Michael for any advice when the seven-times world champion retires after next Sunday's Formula One finale.
Former NASCAR champion Bill Elliott has some tough words for the racing series on safety and its response to the 2001 death of Dale Earnhardt.
Team boss Frank Williams once remarked that Michael Schumacher would be a contender even if he was driving a pram.