
Just what the doctor ordered
GrandPrix.com – Button too was an early pit caller and Michael Schumacher joined him in pitlane after trying to stop himself being overtaken by Giancarlo Fisichella and tagging his front wing on the rear tyre of the Renault driver. Suddenly Michael was back to ninth
UNITED STATES GP – FRIDAY – PRACTICE SESSION 2 REPORT
GrandPrix.com – Third fastest was Giancarlo Fisichella of Renault, the fastest of the regular drivers, followed by Felipe Massa (Ferrari) and the impressive Swiss youngster Giorgio Mondini (MF1). Michael Schumacher was sixth ahead of Tiago Monteiro (MF1), Jenson
Raikkonen moves to the front
GrandPrix.com – Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen set the fastest time of the morning practice on Saturday in Melbourne, lapping the Albert Park circuit in 1m26.064s. He finished ahead of Giancarlo Fisichella’s Renault, which was four-tenths adrift and then the impressive
Feeder series analysis
F1 Central – Giancarlo Fisichella s team FMS have retained Jason Tahinci for 2007 and brought in former Jaguar and Williams F1 ace Antonio Pizzonia . Trident Racing have an all new to GP2 line-up of Kohei Hirate, who comes up from finishing third in the F3 Euro
A funny old world
GrandPrix.com – The poor performance of the Toyotas meant that Giancarlo Fisichella was able to make up for a poor first lap to move up from seventh at the end of the first lap to third by the end of the race. He gained one place from Michael’s retirement and two
Winds of change
Sports Illustrated – Familiar faces, familiar places: Veterans Felipe Massa , with Ferrari, Giancarlo Fisichella , with Renault, Ralf Schumacher and Jarno Trulli , both with Toyota, David Coulthard , with Red Bull, Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello , with Honda and Nick
FRENCH GP – SUNDAY – RACE REPORT
GrandPrix.com – Giancarlo Fisichella was a lacklustre fifth while Pedro de la Rosa’s three-stop plan was hurt badly when he made a poor start. He came back to get two points but his car came to a smoky halt on the slowing down lap. The final point went to two
You’re better off red!
GrandPrix.com – And then eighth and ninth on the list were Giancarlo Fisichella and Fernando Alonso, just a tenth and a bit ahead of the Toro Rosso of Tonio Liuzzi. How can one explain such a situation. If it is down to tyres, how come fellow Michelin-users McLaren
JAPANESE GP – SATURDAY – TEAM QUOTES
GrandPrix.com – Giancarlo Fisichella (6th, 1:30.599): “We did all we could this afternoon in qualifying, we just needed more pace on one lap. The grip levels were not fantastic, which meant that the balance was a bit inconsistent – some high-speed understeer and
MALAYSIAN GP – SUNDAY – TEAM QUOTES
GrandPrix.com – Giancarlo Fisichella (1st): “It was a perfect race for me, but it was very tough physically and mentally. It was really, really hot out there and I began to feel it from mid-race onwards. I knew it would be hard but there was no choice but to push
Australian GP – Friday – Practice Session 2 Report
GrandPrix.com – Felipe Massa topped the timesheets at the end of the first day of testing in Melbourne, beating his Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen. He was a tenth clear of F1 debutant Lewis Hamilton in the McLaren. Giancarlo Fisichella was fourth quickest despite
CHINESE GP – SUNDAY – RACE REPORT
GrandPrix.com – Giancarlo Fisichella could not keep up but was in the right place, running second and acting as a “rear-gunner” for his squadron leader. Initially Giancarlo’s rear mirrors were filled with the silver-grey presence of Kimi Raikkonen but after only 16
BRAZILIAN GP – FRIDAY – TEAM QUOTES
GrandPrix.com – Giancarlo Fisichella (12th, 1:14.053): “With difficult track conditions today, it was hard to put together the best lap straight away on new tyres. There is some work to do on the car balance as I had too much oversteer, especially in the second
Michael and Massa at the front
GrandPrix.com – United States Grand Prix continued with a decent crowd at the speedway and Ferrari coming to the fore with Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa dominating the times, a second clear of the rest who were headed on this occasion by Giancarlo Fisichella
SAN MARINO GP – SUNDAY – TEAM QUOTES
GrandPrix.com – Giancarlo Fisichella (8th): “This was a race to try and recover what happened in qualifying yesterday afternoon and I cannot be happy to finish eighth, but I still got into the points. The start was fantastic but I got crowded out as others drivers