Massa has yet to earn a podium finish in the 2011 season

Ferrari driver Felipe Massa says Red Bull's championship leader Sebastian Vettel "would need to do a really crazy job to lose the title." Meanwhile, the Brazilian arrives in the UK on Wednesday eager to find out if this weekend's British Grand Prix will be a turning point for Ferrari.
Full story: Felipe Massa's blog

Silverstone has announced that race day tickets for the British GP have now sold out and that they are expecting a record crowd of over 120,000 through the gates on Sunday. Tickets are still available for Friday and Saturday.
Full story: Silverstone

Renault driver Nick Heidfeld has been monitoring the skies above Silverstone. He writes on Twitter: "Checked the weather forecast for the weekend, looks like it could be dry on Saturday and Sunday, but a lot of rain on Friday."
Full story: Renault driver Nick Heidfeld on Twitter

Williams driver Rubens Barrichello is teeing up for the British GP with a round of golf in Hertfordshire, all in the name of charity.
Full story: Williams F1 team on Twitter

Red Bull boss Christian Horner is keeping his eye on reserve driver Daniel Ricciardo as he makes his racing debut for Hispania at the British GP. Ricciardo is targeting a Toro Rosso seat in 2012 and there is speculation he could even replace fellow Australian Mark Webber at Red Bull. But Horner insisted: "It would be wrong to rush him."
Full story: Reuters

Williams agreed a deal to use Renault engines in 2012 this week but the Oxfordshire-based outfit will have to wait until the first winter test of the new season before they can try out the French engines.
Full story: Autosport

Former Virgin Racing driver Lucas di Grassi has been signed up by Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli as their latest test driver.
Full story: Pirelli

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