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Ferrari - F2005

 Name:  Ferrari
 Home:  Ferrari SpA, Italy
 Debut:  1950
 Director:  Ross Brawn
 Manager:  Jean Todt
 Engine:  Ferrari
 Tyre:  Bridgestone
 2005 Points :     78
 Michael Schumacher  Rubens Barrichello

Schumi closes gap on Alonso - Sun 30th Jul 2006
Michael Schumacher gave his title hopes a massive boost by winning the German Grand Prix as rival Fernando Alonso struggled to fifth in his Renault.

The Ferrari driver, who dominated once pole-sitter Kimi Raikkonen's McLaren made an early pit stop from the lead, cut his points deficit from 17 to 11.

Schumacher...
 
Source: BBC Sport

Rossi rules out Ferrari move - Wed 24th May 2006
MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi says he will not be joining Ferrari to race in Formula One for the foreseeable future.

The five-time world champion had been linked with a switch to Ferrari after testing with the Italian team with some success over the past 12 months.

But he said: "I will continue, at least for some...
 
Source: BBC Sport

Schumacher considering own F1 team - Sat 18th Feb 2006
Michael Schumacher could launch his own Formula One team when his contract at Ferrari expires at the end of the season, according to Eddie Jordan.

The German, 37, has made it clear he would like to maintain some involvement in the sport when he decides to retire.

And Jordan, who gave Schumacher his F1 debut in...
 
Source: BBC Sport

Rossi completes third test with Ferrari - Fri 11th Nov 2005
MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi remained tight-lipped about his future after completing his third testing session with Formula One team Ferrari.

Rossi spent a day at the team's Fiorano testing facility before two days at the Mugello circuit, where he has previously competed as a bike racer.

"I already...
 
Source: BBC Sport

Raikkonen tight lipped on Ferrari move - Thu 06th Oct 2005
Kimi Raikkonen has stopped short of denying claims he is on his way to Ferrari for 2007.

The McLaren driver has been strongly linked with a big-money move to Ferrari at the end of next season, with some claiming a contract has already been signed.

Raikkonen has been disappointed by two world championship near...
 
Source: Sporting Life

Montezmolo Blames Tyre Rules For US Fiasco - Fri 24th Jun 2005
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has said that the crisis which hit last weekend?s US Grand Prix was the ?almost inevitable? by-product of the 2005 tyre regulations.

Instead of blaming Michelin, Montezemolo turned his fire on the rule requiring a single set of tyres to be used for qualifying and the entire race...
 
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Ferrari Claim Victory Was Inevitable - Mon 20th Jun 2005
The Ferrari drivers reckon they would have won the United States Grand Prix even if the Michelin teams had raced. In the event, Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello were left with no meaningful competition when all 14 Michelin cars withdrew before the start.

?Ferrari were starting fifth and seventh but we had...
 
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