Weekend review and results round-up

Such an exchange was logical given their championship positions, but with all forms of team orders technically banned, the incident sparked a furore and a fine and FIA referral from the stewards.

That at least moved the spotlight on from Red Bull, whose Silverstone spat remained a big talking point at Hockenheim until Ferrari handily provided something new to talk about. Both teams were then involved in the latest technical intrigue, with question marks over potentially flexible front wings.

There was controversy in IndyCar as well, with Helio Castroneves abruptly stripped of Edmonton victory when he was adjudged to have blocked Will Power, which meant the win went to Scott Dixon, whose Ganassi team was already celebrating a Brickyard 400 NASCAR win with Jamie McMurray.

The F1 sessions

Sutil quickest in wet German GP practice

Alonso edges Vettel in second practice

Vettel on top in final German practice

Vettel pips Alonso to German GP pole

Alonso leads Ferrari 1-2 in Germany

The F1 headlines

Schumacher sure he'll stay on in 2011

Red Bull: Driver parity best solution

Exclusive interview with Mark Webber

McLaren to keep blown diffuser on

Renault denies having financial worries