Poland is the next stop on Renault's F1 Roadshow tour as it continues to visit various destinations around the world. The trip to the Poznan Circuit will be a particularly special one for the Enstone team as Robert Kubica grabs to the chance to demonstrate his favourite toy in front of thousandths of home fans.

Ferrari sign up Montreal karting prodigy to their driver academy

Poland is to become the latest stop for the Renault F1 Roadshow when national hero Robert Kubica visits Poznan circuit for a special exhibition of his F1 car on 17 July.

Keen that in the wake of the Turkish Grand Prix there is no further speculation regarding possible bias, Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists that his team's drivers are free to race one another.

Christian Horner has admitted that certain members of Red Bull Racing were incorrect with regards to the manner in which fingers were pointed at Mark Webber following the Australian's coming together with team-mate Sebastian Vettel in Turkey.

Brazilian driver Felipe Massa agrees deal to stay with Ferrari for two more seasons.

Race organisers have confirmed that several sections of the Circuit de Gilles Villeneuve have been resurfaced ahead of this weekend's race, with some areas having suffered from heavily worn tarmac even before the last race began in 2008.

Ferrari has announced that it has extended its contract with Felipe Massa, who will now drive for the team until the end of the 2012 season.

Ferrari has confirmed on Wednesday that Felipe Massa will be remaining with the team until the end of the 2012 season. The news marks a significant development on the driver market, as several rumours have circulated surrounding the seat alongside Fernando Alonso.

McLaren boss says Americans "don't need" Formula 1, plus other gossip and rumours

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner tells BBC Sport that Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel will not be held back despite their collision at the Turkish Grand Prix.

The first Grand Prix in Russia has now been hinted as joining the calendar in four years' time by F1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone. The race is set to arrive after India makes its first appearance next year, with the United States returning to the fray in 2012.

The latest reports from Canada suggest that there might be rain for both Saturday's qualifying session and Sunday's race.

Jenson Button has described how McLaren feared for his amount of fuel in the closing stages of the recent Turkish Grand Prix. Last time out, the Champion attacked team-mate Lewis Hamilton for the lead before dropping back and adopting a conservative approach en route to the chequered flag.

Jenson Button has described how McLaren feared for his amount of fuel in the closing stages of the recent Turkish Grand Prix. Last time out, the Champion attacked team-mate Lewis Hamilton for the lead before dropping back and adopting a conservative approach en route to the chequered flag.

World Champion Jenson Button admits that he did not expect to see Ferrari's performance take such a u-turn after what he describes as 'untouchable' form from the red cars over the course of winter testing.

The Ferrari Driver Academy has taken on a new talent, this time from Canada. At just eleven years of age, Lance Stroll, born on 29 October 1998 in Montreal, is the youngest driver to enter the Maranello program.

The F10 is basically to the same specification that it had in Turkey, with the exception that the two cars will be fitted with an aero configuration suited to the medium to low downforce characteristics of the track.

Ferrari has announced that 11-year-old Lance Stroll, who hails from Montreal, has become the latest member of its Driver Academy programme. At 11 years of age, the Canadian becomes the youngest member of the scheme thus far.

Paul di Resta has just one more race weekend of observing remaining before he returns to the cockpit of a Force India in Valencia. The Scot, the team's test and reserve driver, is taking part in several Friday first practices this season but remains on the sidelines this weekend due to the nature of the Canadian track.

Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh has revealed that McLaren would be excited by the prospect of teams running third cars in races but admits that competitors are currently striving to prolong the lives of Formula 1's newest teams, ensuring that each entrant runs with two drivers.

With Formula 1 having reverted from grooved, dry weather tyres to non-grooved Slicks last year, the latest Bridgestone compounds are yet to visit Canada as Montreal took a year's sabbatical in 2009. This weekend therefore marks the first time for 13 years in which Slicks will have been raced at the Circuit de Gilles Villeneuve.

McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh, despite refraining from being over-confident, admits that McLaren should be able to enjoy two highly capable upcoming Grands Prix in Montreal and Valencia. The English cars are regarded as favorites this weekend, not least because of their rear wing-stalling f-duct devices.

Having suffered from a distinct lack of practice time in Turkey, due to both technical problems and a Friday crash at Turn 8, Adrian Sutil elected not to use the f-duct system as team-mate Liuzzi experimented with the device for the first time. However, the German remains positive over the part and hopes to put it into practice this weekend.