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Ferrari will find out at a Formula 1 disciplinary hearing in Paris on Wednesday whether they will be punished further for using banned team orders.

Damon Hill against hefty Ferrari penalty, plus other news and rumours

Whilst refusing to accept he is no longer the same driver who once tore up the F1 record books, Michael Schumacher concedes that age has played a role in his disappointing return in 2010.

With average speeds of 250 km/h and top speeds of 340km/h, Monza is one of the quickest circuits on the Formula One calendar, as well as one of the oldest. Also home to the Tifosi, the track isn't short on atmosphere either. The drivers and team members explain why they love Monza and discuss their prospects for the Italian Grand Prix

With average speeds of 250 km/h and top speeds of 340km/h, Monza is one of the quickest circuits on the Formula One calendar, as well as one of the oldest. Also home to the Tifosi, the track isn't short on atmosphere either. The drivers and team members explain why they love Monza and discuss their prospects for the Italian Grand Prix

Ferrari already seems to be preparing itself for the worst in front of the FIA WMSC in Paris today, with Stefano Domenicali hinting that the time could soon arrive to shift the focus onto 2011...

It's a tough ask to follow Spa-Francorchamps on the Formula One calendar - but Monza can. The legendary circuit, which will host the Italian Grand Prix this weekend, boasts enough history, passion, speed and magic to offer up an unmissable event in front of some of the most fervent fans. On paper it looks like no other track. Its layout is deceptively simple, but masks what is widely-regarded as one of the toughest challenge on the calendar. Dominated by long straights, but punctuated by slow chicanes, the circuit demands minimum downforce and maximum speed. Affectionately labelled a 'car-breaker', nowhere is tougher on brakes and engines than Monza, which boasts average speeds of around 250 km/h and top speeds of 340 km/h.

Ferrari will appear before the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) in Paris on Wednesday afternoon in a disciplinary hearing relating to their controversial one-two result at July's German Grand Prix. Felipe Massa, who had been leading the Hockenheim race, moved aside to allow team mate Fernando Alonso past on Lap 49 shortly after race engineer Rob Smedley had told him "Fernando is faster than you. Can you confirm you understood that message?"

BMW Sauber announced on Tuesday that Kamui Kobayashi will continue to drive for the team next season. Kobayashi has scored 21 world championship points so far this year and has made it into the top-ten qualifying shootout on three occasions. “We enjoy having our rookie as part of the team - both as a driver and a person,” said team principal Peter Sauber. “We never had any doubts about working with him again in 2011. Kamui has definitely fulfilled our expectations in terms of his speed and fighting spirit. Plus, his work with the engineers and his technical understanding has also developed very well.

Rubens Barrichello looks to bounce back from his disappointing retirement at Spa during the Italian Grand Prix

Hispania chases a double finish on its first outing in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza

Ferrari will find out at a Formula 1 disciplinary hearing in Paris on Wednesday whether they will be punished further for using banned team orders.

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Despite conceding that he underestimated the cost of competing in F1 upon taking over the embattled Renault outfit last winter, Grard Lopez insists he is looking ahead with 'much enthusiasm'.

Robert Kubica admits it isn't easy to predict how Renault will perform in the Italian Grand Prix this weekend at Monza

Renault yet to decide if it will run the F-duct during this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza

F1 governing body the FIA has launched an investigation into how Felipe Massa was able to significantly overshoot his grid slot for the 2010 Belgian GP with barely anybody seeming to notice.

Mark Webber forecasts that an unexpected contender could potentially take the fight to F1 2010 pace-setters Red Bull Racing, McLaren-Mercedes and Ferrari at Monza - Force India.

Mark Webber forecasts that an unexpected contender could potentially take the fight to F1 2010 pace-setters Red Bull Racing, McLaren-Mercedes and Ferrari at Monza - Force India.

More big motorsport names and two key sponsors have been lined-up for today's special karting event in Milton Keynes in aid of injured Superleague Formula ace Chris van der Drift.