Former champion Damon Hill has warned Renault's Fernando Alonso to watch out for Michael Schumacher, even if the German has publicly ruled out his chances of winning the Formula One title.
Renault have urged Ferrari's Michael Schumacher to keep up the Formula One title fight, even if the odds are stacked against him after Sunday's bitter disappointment in Japan.
Ferrari Formula One driver Michael Schumacher of Germany walks to his pit, after speaking to his team's technical director Roth Brown, as he retired from the Japan Grand Prix with an engine failure at the Suzuka circuit in Suzuka, central Japan October 8, 2006. [Reuters]
Renault boss Flavio Briatore branded Ferrari's Felipe Massa 'little in every sense' on Saturday, accusing him of slowing Fernando Alonso in Japanese Grand Prix qualifying.
Michael Schumacher can barely move at the Japanese Grand Prix circuit without someone following him.
Michael Schumacher conceded that his bid for an unprecedented eighth Formula One drivers' world title was over after defending champion, Spaniard Fernando Alonso, profited from his blown engine to triumph in the Japanese Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso has won the Japanese Grand Prix, and received a massive championship boost when long-time leader Michael Schumacher retired with an engine failure.
Juan Pablo Montoya of Colombia, surrounded by his crew, heads toward the finish line in his stock car before the ARCA race at the Talladega Superspeedway in Talladega, Alabama October 6, 2006. [Reuters]
Former Formula One driver Juan Pablo Montoya emerged unscathed and satisfied after his first taste of the rough and tumble of stock car racing at the Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama on Friday.
Brazilian Felipe Massa, driving a Ferrari, took pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix on Saturday with championship-leading team mate Michael Schumacher alongside on the front row.
Ferrari's Michael Schumacher put Renault's Fernando Alonso on red alert after lapping nearly two seconds faster than his title rival in Saturday's final Japanese Grand Prix practice.
Honda test driver Anthony Davidson led a wet and low-key first practice session at the Japanese Grand Prix on Friday as title contenders Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso held fire.
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