Fernando Alonso won the 2006 British Grand Prix in a straightforward fight to the finish. Read More »
Action Packed, Unpredictable Weekend in Monte Carlo
The outcome of the Monte Carlo Grand Prix could not at any point be taken for granted. However, after 78 gripping laps where the skills, determination and frustrations of the drivers were evident throughout, it was Fernando Alonso who was able to stand on the top step of the Monaco podium for the first time in his career. Read More »
Alonso Becomes the First Spaniard to Win on Home Soil
Fernando Alonso won today's race in Barcelona, becoming the first Spaniard to triumph at his home Grand Prix. Read More »
Shell Powered Ferrari Takes a Glorious Victory at the European Grand Prix
Michael Schumacher took victory at the European Grand Prix and Felipe Massa took third spot, pushing the Shell powered Ferrari team further up the Championship table. Read More »
New Shell Fuel Powers Schumacher to Victory at the San Marino Grand Prix
A new Shell V-Power racing fuel helped the Ferrari of Michael Schumacher claim victory in today's Grand Prix of San Marino. Read More »
Alonso Takes His First Australian Win In A Race Dominated By Incidents
Current World Champion Fernando Alonso took his first ever Australian Grand Prix win in a thrilling race filled with incidents and fine overtaking manoeuvres. Read More »
Fisichella Back On The Top Step In Malaysia As Both Ferraris Score Points
Formula One teams travelled to the tropical setting of Kuala Lumpur this weekend for the second round of the world championship. Both Ferraris finished in the points in the Malaysian Grand Prix, which gave Renault another victory. Read More »
Alonso Takes The Bahrain Win With Schumacher Hot On His Tail
It was a thrilling season opener in Bahrain, which saw the battle between two world champions, Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso, continue into the 2006 season. Fernando Alonso took the victory over pole-sitter Schumacher in a race where some struggled and other displayed solid performances. Read More »
Renault Claim Constuctors’ Championship
The Chinese Grand Prix saw the status quo retained for the last race of the Formula One season with Fernando Alonso starting from pole and leading until the flag came down on the 2005 season. Michael Schumacher retired during the second safety car period and Rubens Barrichello finished just outside the points in ninth. Read More »
Raikkonen Wins Dramatic Japanese Grand Prix
Kimi Raikkonen drove from 17th on the grid this afternoon, to win the penultimate race of the season at an eventful and extraordinary Japanese Grand Prix. Joining the Finn on the podium were the two Renaults of Fernando Alonso and Giancarlo Fisichella. The seven times World Champion, Michael Schumacher, drove from 16th on the grid to take home a hard earned 2 points. Read More »