I’m at a press conference features Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button today so expect more from that later. Here’s today’s round-up: Links Button-Hamilton F1 fight will boil over says Damon Hill (BBC) “It’s just been on simmer so far and it will start to boil over

Lotus reserve driver Fairuz Fauzy will drive in the first practice session at this weekend’s British Grand Prix. Fauzy will also get behind the wheel of a T127 in practice in Hungary, Singapore and Abu Dhabi later this year

Coming up on the site later today is John Beamer’s latest technical review and the final batch of pictures from the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Here’s the round-up: Links Goodwood Festival of Speed Mclaren MP4-8 Onboard (Youtube) On his way back down Goodwood Hill, Bruno Senna whipped out his phone and filmed himself in the 1993 McLaren MP4-8, driving it single-handedly! View the F1 Fanatic Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010 picture gallery Comment of the day Thanks to Moebius for putting my Le Mans 24 Hours history straight: Mark Webber “flew” in a Mercedes CLR (1999), the car you poster is a CLK-LM, the 98 car, which was a derivative of the CLK-GTR

It’s the final day of the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Lewis Hamilton , Heikki Kovalainen and hill record holder Nick Heidfeld are among those expected to turn up.

Jarno Trulli says Lotus are doing better than they expected in 2010 and believes the team will be even stronger next year. Speaking at the Goodwood Festival of Speed here said: To be honest I’m enjoying it

I’m still at Goodwood for day two of the Festival of Speed. Much more from the event coming up later today.

It’s the first day of the Goodwood Festival of Speed. I’ll be at the event all day with photographer May who’s going to be getting loads of pictures of the F1 cars in action and lots more from the show

Not got a ticket for the British Grand Prix? Remember to enter the F1 Fanatic British Grand Prix tickets contest and Silverstone are giving away tickets too . Today I’m heading south to Goodwood in time for the Festival of Speed which starts tomorrow

HRT technical director Geoff Willis would like to see the return of in-season testing – albeit on a limited basis.

The Formula One Teams’ Association expects to reduce carbon emissions in the sport by 12.4% by 2012.