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Felipe Massa insisted on Thursday that he is not Ferrari's number two driver © Sutton Images
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Ferrari news
Massa insists he is no number two
'I am not here really to race, I am here to win' -
Red Bull news
Both cars suffered engine problems
Horner hoping for better starts for both cars in Hungary -
Renault news
Petrov unfazed over future
'I know what I can do. I'm just asking them to give me time' -
McLaren news
Lowe baffled by flexi-wing
'It may be entirely legitimate. We don't understand it'
Specials
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Will Ferrari crack under pressure?
Laurence Edmondson previews the Hungarian Grand Prix, looking at Ferrari's fallout, flexi-front wings and a slippery circuit
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'I wouldn't have missed it'
Life Through a Lens - F1 photographer Mark Sutton takes ESPNF1 behind the scenes at the German Grand Prix
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'I think it was dreadful'
Sir Stirling Moss gives his views on the Ferrari team-orders scandal and compares F1 today with his time in the sport
Drivers' Championship
| Driver | Points | |
| 1 |
Lewis Hamilton
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157 |
| 2 |
Jenson Button
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143 |
| 3 |
Mark Webber
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136 |
| 4 |
Sebastian Vettel
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136 |
| 5 |
Fernando Alonso
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123 |
| 6 |
Nico Rosberg
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94 |
| 7 |
Robert Kubica
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89 |
| 8 |
Felipe Massa
|
85 |
| 9 |
Michael Schumacher
|
38 |
| 10 |
Adrian Sutil
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35 |
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Prankster di Grassi fiddles team-mate's quote
Beyond the racetrack of Formula 1
The Pits »
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Ferrari: Massa focused on Hungary
Makes no reference to team orders in post-race blog -
Hungarian GP: More rain forecast
Wet weather again expected to play a part -
McLaren: Button takes blame for Schumacher form
'The Mercedes understeers. I was always happy with that' -
News: Ecclestone happy to lose new teams
Suspects one or two won't make the end of the season -
News: F-duct now neutralised - McLaren
Engineering director Lowe thinks rivals have caught up -
FIA: No decision on Ferrari hearing date
World Motor Sport Council set to meet on September 10 -
News: Monaco secures 10-year contract
Ecclestone agrees to new deal despite recent comments
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Lewis Hamilton walks past the McLaren motorhome
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Jenson Button walks past the McLaren motorhome
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Featured Driver
Didier Pironi
Didier Pironi's burning desire to be France's first World Champion was disrupted forever when he badly broke both his legs during practice for the 1982 German Grand Prix. Following impressive spells for Tyrrell and Ligier, Pironi joined Gilles Villeneuve at Ferrari in 1981. After Villeneuve dominated him the first year, Pironi was determined the same fate should not befall him in 1982. He stole victory against team orders as Villeneuve was cruising to the flag at Imola and an outraged Villeneuve was killed the following race trying to snatch pole. It left Pironi set for the world title when he arrived in Hockenheim but his violent crash ended his F1 career. After dozens of operations, he turned to powerboat racing for his thrills but he and his two crew members were killed instantly when he hit the wake of an oil tanker and flipped his boat.
