Shell and Ferrari will be technical partners until 2010 as confirmed in a contract signed today in Imola. Meanwhile, out on the track, Ferrari recovered after Rubens Barrichello retired early when Michael Schumacher made full use of a new engine oil from Shell to recover from 13th on the grid to push race-winner Alonso all the way to a thrilling finish. Read More »
Alonso Beats the Heat in Malaysia
Renault made it two-in-a-row today as Fernando Alonso won a very hot Malaysian Grand Prix. Read More »
Fisico’s Win Gets Season Underway in Australia
Giancarlo Fisichella won only his second ever race this afternoon in Melbourne, Australia. Read More »
Brilliant Strategy Brings Schumacher Win Number Seventy Nine In France
Having qualified second yesterday, a thoughtful Michael Schumacher said,' you have to use the strategy if you want to overtake.' Wise words indeed as Ferrari's strategy today bore the Champion out. Read More »
Ferrari Takes Another One-Two At Indy
Ferrari scored its second Formula One one-two finish within a week today as Michael Schumacher won the USA Grand Prix. Read More »
A Win, A Second Place And 18 Points For Ferrariin Montreal – Eventually.
Ferrari brought a new evolution of its hugely successful 053 engine to Montreal, an evolution in which Shell played a large part with fuel and lubricant development. The new engine certainly passed its first test, bringing the Ferrari team another 18 World Championship points. Read More »
Ferrari Dedicates Emotional Win To Umberto Agnelli
Michael Schumacher stood on a sombre podium this afternoon as he dedicated his and team mate's Barrichello's one-two finish in the European Grand Prix to the memory of the late FIAT President, Umberto Agnelli who passed away on Thursday. Read More »
Trulli on pole in the South of France
A near-perfect lap from Jarno Trulli earned the Italian pole position for tomorrow's Monte Carlo Grand Prix. Ferrari's Michael Schumacher will line up fourth with his team mate Rubens Barrichello in sixth. Read More »
Trulli is king of Monte Carlo for a day.
Jarno Trulli converted his pole position to win his first ever Grand Prix today. Around the streets of Monaco in the South of France, Trulli held his nerve to come through and win an action-packed race. Read More »
Schumacher On Pole In Spain
Following unusually quiet, yet highly competitive, Friday practice sessions yesterday, Jean Todt, Ferrari Managing Director summed up the atmosphere in the paddock: "˜ We know we can expect a closely contested Grand Prix and along with our partners, especially Bridgestone and Shell, we will try and exploit the full potential of our package.' Read More »
