Turkish GP - Race

Felipe Massa claims his first Grand Prix win! While it was a flawless performance from the Brazilian, all eyes were on the great battle in the closing stages between Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher.

Fernando Alonso won a titanic duel against Michael Schumacher for second place.

Hungarian GP – Race

Jenson Button takes his first Grand Prix win

A dramatic and unpredictable Hungarian Grand Prix saw Jenson Button and Honda take the chequered flag and the victory on a day when Championship leaders Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher both failed to go the distance.

German GP - Race

Schumacher leads home Ferrari one-two

Pre-race speculation that Pole-sitter Kimi Raikkonen was to start the 67-lap German Grand Prix with a very light fuel load proved to be spot on. Once Raikkonen peeled into the pit lane on lap 11, it was clear that the McLaren Mercedes driver was on a three-stop strategy. This played into the hands of Ferrari perfectly as Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa controlled the pace from thereon, taking a very comfortable one-two result for Ferrari in Germany.

Lotus 56

Country of origin - Great Britain
Produced in 1968
Engine - Pratt & Whitney STNB6B-74 Gas Turbine

GT1: Saleen S7-R

Dallara Infiniti IRL 2002

Country of origin - United States
Produced in - 2002





Weight - 703 kilo / 1549.8 lbs
Engine - VRH35ADE/612E 90º V 8
Displacement - 3.500 liter / 213.6 cu in
Gearbox - Xtrac 6 speed Sequential
Power - 650 bhp / 485 KW @ 10700 rpm
Torque - 434 Nm / 320 ft lbs @ 10400 rpm
BHP/Liter - 186 bhp / liter
Power to weight ratio - 0.92 bhp / kg

Ferrari F430 GTC

-Power-440 bhp / 328 KW @ 7000 rpm
-Torque-460 Nm / 339 ft lbs @ 5200 rpm
-BHP/Liter-110 bhp / liter
-Power to weight ratio-0.39 bhp / kg

Ferrari P4/5

-Power- 660 bhp / 492 KW @ 7800 rpm
-Torque- 657 Nm / 485 ft lbs @ 5500 rpm
-BHP/Liter- 110 bhp / liter
-Power to weight ratio- 0.55 bhp / kg

Dixon strikes right chord in Nashville

Scott Dixon notched his second IndyCar Series win of year by topping team-mate Dan Wheldon in a Saturday night shootout at the Nashville SuperSpeedway. Ganassi Racing's best race of the season was made even better by the struggles of the Penske team. Point's leader Sam Hornish, Jr, crashed and finished 14th, while Helio Castroneves car was damaged in the first turn of the race - slowing him to a fifth place finish.

Sachsenring : MotoGP

Valentino Rossi took a breathtaking victory in today's betandwin.com Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland, moving up to second in the overall classification.The Italian led a pack of four of which any rider was in with a chance for the win, the most prominent of whom was compatriot Marco Melandri. Fortuna Honda's Italian rider, racing with a fractured collarbone, was just unable to hold out on the final lap having cheekily dived through just before.

French GP

Michael Schumacher dominated the 70-lap French Grand Prix to claim a new record in winning the same Grand Prix eight times. Schumacher started from the Pole Position and was never really challenged as he controlled the pace in his Bridgestone-shod Ferrari and took the chequered flag with a comfortable gap over Fernando Alonso with Felipe Massa coming home third.

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Donington : MotoGP - Race

In his debut season, Repsol Honda rider Dani Pedrosa today claimed his second career victory in the GAS British Grand Prix, the ninth round of the FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix (MotoGP) held on the Donington Park circuit. The reigning World Champion, Valentino Rossi, took home second place after a fantastic race, followed by his countryman Marco Melandri.

US GP - Race

Schumacher leads home a Ferrari one-two






Michael Schumacher played it cool, bided his time and then took the US Grand Prix victory - his fourth straight win at the fabled brickyard. Starting from Pole Position, Schumacher lost out to the fast-starting Felipe Massa on the run down to turn one and then shadowed his team-mate before taking the position during the first round of pit stops. From that point it was job done for Schumacher who controlled his pace for the remainder of the event and crossed the line eight seconds ahead of Massa - who was never going to threaten his team-leader following the pit stops. With Ferrari dominant first and second on their Bridgestone rubber, Giancarlo Fisichella drove a solid race to third, fighting his way passed his struggling team-mate to take the chequered flag in third position, just under nine seconds behind Massa.

Canadian GP

Canadian Grand Prix FIA winners

1. Fernando Alonso (Renault), 1h34m37.308s
2. Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), 1h34m39.419s
3. Kimi Raikkonen (McLaren), 1h34m46.121s

Canadian GP - Qualifying - Renault dominate in Montreal

P. No Driver Team - Engine Tyres Times Ave/Gaps
1. 1 ALONSO Renault M 1'14"942 209.490 Km/h
2. 2 FISICHELLA Renault M 1'15"178 208.832 Km/h
3. 3 RAIKKONEN McLaren Mercedes M 1'15"386 208.256 Km/h
4. 8 TRULLI Toyota B 1'15"968 206.661 Km/h
5. 5 M.SCHUMACHER Ferrari B 1'15"986 206.612 Km/h
6. 10 ROSBERG Williams Cosworth B 1'16"012 206.541 Km/h
7. 4 MONTOYA McLaren Mercedes M 1'16"228 205.956 Km/h
8. 12 BUTTON Honda M 1'16"608 204.934 Km/h
9. 11 BARRICHELLO Honda M 1'16"912 204.124 Km/h
10. 6 MASSA Ferrari B 1'17"268 203.184 Km/h
11. 17 VILLENEUVE BMW Sauber M 1'15"832 207.031 Km/h
12. 15 KLIEN RedBull Ferrari M 1'15"833 207.029 Km/h
13. 16 HEIDFELD BMW Sauber M 1'15"885 206.887 Km/h
14. 7 R.SCHUMACHER Toyota B 1'15"888 206.879 Km/h
15. 20 LIUZZI Toro Rosso Cosw. M 1'16"116 206.259 Km/h
16. 14 COULTHARD RedBull Ferrari M 1'16"301 205.759 Km/h
17. 9 WEBBER Williams Cosworth B 1'16"985 203.931 Km/h
18. 21 SPEED Toro Rosso Cosw. M 1'17"016 203.849 Km/h
19. 18 MONTEIRO Midland Toyota B 1'17"121 203.571 Km/h
20. 19 ALBERS Midland Toyota B 1'17"140 203.521 Km/h
21. 22 SATO S. Aguri F1 Honda B 1'19"088 198.508 Km/h
22. 23 MONTAGNY S. Aguri F1 Honda B 1'19"152 198.347 Km/h

Rossi takes Catalunya victory

Valentino Rossi was victorious in Catalunya to further cut the lead in the Championship, although the race will perhaps be better remembered for a first corner crash which left a number of riders out of the restart.

ALONSO HAILS 'A DREAM COME TRUE'

World champion Fernando Alonso described winning the British Grand Prix as a dream come true after dominating the 60 lap race at Silverstone on Sunday.

Renault are celebrating 200 Grand Prix this weekend and today the team dominated the British Grand Prix with Fernando Alonso to make it three wins in a row and for Alonso to extend his championship advantage over nearest rival Michael Schumacher who finished in second position.

Schumi Slides Into Pole Position

Michael Schumacher slid into pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix after bringing out the yellow flags at the end of qualifying while sitting in the P1 slot.

With only seconds left in the session, the German, who had the fastest lap time to his name, came close to crashing into the barriers. However, he managed to prevent himself from crashing.

And prevent the other drivers from taking pole position from him thanks to the yellow flags that followed his slide.

An unhappy Fernando Alonso, who was on a flier at the time, had to settle for second place, while Williams' Mark Webber did well to get his car into third place.