Formula One News — July 2010

German GP - Sunday Team Quotes

German GP - Race Results

Michael Schumacher suffered the ignominy of failing to make Q3 in front of his home fans at Hockenheim, losing out by eight thousandths of a second to team mate Nico Rosberg and finally bumped out of the qualifying shoot-out by rookie young German Nico Hulkenberg's Williams-Cosworth.

German GP - Qualifying Report

German GP - Saturday Photos

German GP - Saturday Press Conference

German GP - Saturday Team Quotes

German GP - Qualifying Results

German GP - Practice 3 Report

German GP - Practice 3 Results

German GP - Practice 2 Report

German GP - Friday Photos

German GP - Friday Press Conference

German GP - Friday Team Quotes

German GP - Practice 2 Results

German GP - Practice 1 Report

German GP - Practice 1 Results

German GP - Thursday Press Conference

With a significant gap between the two Bridgestone control rubber compounds on offer at Hockenheim, this weekend's German Grand Prix could turn into the kind of tactical encounter that the Canadian Grand Prix proved to be.

Despite reports that Korea may seek a year's postponement of its inaugural Grand Prix, scheduled for October 2010, the managing Korean Auto Valley Operation says that a recent site visit by the FIA's Charlie Whiting was a success.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has admitted that team communication 'could have been better' at the British Grand Prix, in which the decision to give the one remaining new spec front wing to Sebastian Vettel soured relations with eventual race-winner Mark Webber.

With McLaren, Red Bull Racing, Ferrari and Mercedes apparently firmed up for 2011, although some suggest that Michael Schumacher may retire again at the end of the year, there is considerable interest in the second Renault seat alongside Robert Kubica.

Jacques Villeneuve has been linked to Durango's application for the 13th place on the F1 grid. Villeneuve, 39, won the championship for Williams 13 years ago and was looking to return to the F1 grid this year, alongside old foe Michael Schumacher.

Red Bull Racing owner Dietrich Mateschitz says there is no number one or number two driver in his team and that the team should not interfere in the driver rivalry.

Toro Rosso team boss Franz Tost has confirmed that Sebastien Buemi and Jaime Alguersuari will again form the team line-up in 2011.