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Raikkonen looks to reignite F1 title defence

Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen is keeping his fingers crossed that a return to Spain can bring about the change of fortune his Formula One title defence needs.

Ferrari: Our F1 season is not in crisis

Ferrari have hit back at claims they are on the slide after being comprehensively out-performed by McLaren's Lewis Hamilton in the last two Formula One races.

Raikkonen prays for sun to shine on title hopes

Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen is praying for sun at the German Grand Prix, as he seeks to end a miserable run that has seen Lewis Hamilton draw level with him in the race for the championship.

Hamilton triumphs in British Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton led from lap four for McLaren to claim his first British Grand Prix triumph in stunning style and take a share of the lead in the world drivers championship.

Kovalainen secures maiden pole position

Heikki Kovalainen secured the first pole position of his Formula One career to put McLaren teammate and home favorite Lewis Hamilton in the shade at the British Grand Prix.

Massa sets sights on F1 drivers' title

Ferrari's Felipe Massa has his eyes firmly fixed on the drivers' title after a piece of luck helped him to his third win of the season at the French Grand Prix.

Massa leads championship after French win

Felipe Massa moved to the top of the drivers' championship by winning the French Grand Prix at Magny Cours, after team-mate Kimi Raikkonen had problems with a broken exhaust.

Raikkonen on pole for French Grand Prix

Defending world champion Kimi Raikkonen claimed pole position for the French Grand Prix at Magny Cours with a lap of one minute 16.449 seconds.

Raikkonen: I've never wanted to win so much

Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen says he has never had such a "great lust" to win as he seeks redemption at the French Grand Prix.

McLaren: Hamilton's crash penalty hard but fair

Lewis Hamilton's penalty for crashing into Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen and ending his race at the Canadian Grand Prix is "hard but fair," McLaren CEO Martin Whitmarsh says.

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