Kimi Raikkonen will make his World Rally Championship debut in his native Finland at the end of July.

Ferrari has dropped a firm hint that it will soon switch its focus on to the 2010 car, with its current F60 having failed to prove a match for the race-winning Brawn and Red Bull Racing cars.

Patricia Buceta was lucky enough to go to this years Monaco GP, meet Kimi and see him finish on the podium! Read her report here…

After a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) in Paris on Wednesday, Formula One racing’s governing body, the FIA, issued the following statement…

Kimi believes the cars developments are going in the right direction.

Kimi Raikkonen is the world’s highest-earning racing driver, Forbes magazine claims in its latest athletes rich list.

Ferrari look back at a mixed British GP at Silverstone

Redbull claim there first ever points at Silverstone in spectacular fashion with a 1-2 for Vettel & Webber. Kimi just manages to earn 1 point.

Red Bull Racing driver Sebastian Vettel scored his second race win of the season at a cool and cloudy conditions at Silverstone.

Ninth and eleventh places for Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa respectively: that was the outcome of qualifying at the British Grand Prix for Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro.