Michael Schumacher will once again return behind the wheel of a Ferrari Formula 1 car. The German will get behind the wheel of a F2008 on Monday at Circuit de Catalunya. He will be testing alongside Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen.

Ferrari's Aldo Costa says the team is 'quite satisfied' with the speed of its new car ahead of next week's final test after mixed Friday in Barcelona.

Schumacher to test at Barcelona

Ferrari concludes this week's test

Ferrari confirm retired legend will drive the F2008 for the first time at final pre-season test.

Durban: Friday Quotes

Toyota is preparing a major aerodynamic upgrade for both of its cars as the final test before the start of the new season looms. The team will have three more days on track at Barcelona next week to make final preparations.

Netherlands quickest in free practice

Mark Webber and David Coulthard continued their Melbourne preparation work at Barcelona this week and showed strong pace, despite a handful of small car problems. The team was also hindered by the poor weather conditions all week, but still managed to make good progress.

Durban: Friday Practice 2 Times

Jarno reckons non Ferrari and McLaren runners will find it hard to score podiums.

Durban: Friday Practice 1 (Rookies) Times

Nico Rosberg is confident both the FW30's pace and reliability is continuing to improve.

Germany sets the pace in rookie session

The Williams Formula 1 team is showing a promising pace this winter at the tracks in Spain. The team has made good progress compared to last year and both of the team's drivers are happy with the current pace of the FW30.

Durban: Nominated Drivers

Honda's new team principal Ross Brawn says the team has not shown its true potential in winter testing and is unlikely to do so for the next few months. Instead he said the team's best chance was still to come in 2009 when F1 will see plenty of new regulations.