Formula One News — September 2010

SEPTEMBER 12, 2010

Sunday Photos

Italian GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Press Conference

Italian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

Italian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

Italian GP - Race Results

SEPTEMBER 11, 2010

Saturday Photos (updated)

Italian GP - Saturday Photos

Saturday Press Conference

Italian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Saturday Team Quotes

Italian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Qualifying Results

Italian GP - Qualifying Results

Practice 3 Results

Italian GP - Practice 3 Results

SEPTEMBER 10, 2010

Practice 2 Report - Vettel quickest at Monza

Italian GP - Practice 2 Report

Friday Photos

Italian GP - Friday Photos

Friday Press Conference

Italian GP - Friday Press Conference

Friday Team Quotes

Italian GP - Friday Team Quotes

Practice 2 Results

Italian GP - Practice 2 Results

Practice 1 Results

Italian GP - Practice 1 Results

SEPTEMBER 9, 2010

Thursday Press Conference

Italian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Drivers back FIA team orders directive

The news that the ban on team orders will be reviewed by F1's Sporting Working Group later in the year, has been received with a degree of relief in the Formula 1 paddock.

A victory for common sense

The judging body of the World Motor Sport Council's decision to confirm Ferrari's $100,000 fine for a breach of article 39.1 of the sporting regulations but take no further action is a victory for common sense.

SEPTEMBER 8, 2010

Ferrari escapes further punishment (updated)

The Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), Formula One's governing body, upheld a $100,000 fine against the Ferrari team and will not impose any further penalties against the team following the team orders controversy at the German Grand Prix in July.

Ferrari responds

Ferrari has issued a press release, following the FIA World Council meeting today.

FIA unveils 2011 F1 schedule

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council today announced a provisional calendar for the 2011 Formula 1 season, starting in Bahrain in March and ending in Brazil in November.

No additions to F1 grid in 2011

None of the potential new teams bidding for a place on the Formula 1 grid have been successful, the governing body revealed today.