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Grand Prix of Germany Race 1 F. Alonso McLaren 2:06:26.358 2 F. Massa Ferrari + 8.155 3 M. Webber Red Bull + 1:05.674 4 A. Wurz Williams + 1:05.937 5 D. Coulthard Red Bull + 1:13.656 6 N. Heidfeld BMW + 1:20.298 7 R. Kubica BMW + 1:22.415 8 H. Kovalainen Renault + 1 laps 9 L. Hamilton McLaren + 1 laps 10 G. Fisichella Renault + 1 laps 11 R. Barrichello Honda + 1 laps 12 A. Davidson Super Aguri + 1 laps 13 J. Trulli Toyota + 1 laps Did not finish 14 K. Räikkönen Ferrari + 24 laps 15 T. Sato Super Aguri + 40 laps 16 R. Schumacher Toyota + 41 laps 17 M. Winkelhock Spyker F1 + 46 laps 18 N. Rosberg Williams + 58 laps 19 V. Liuzzi Scuderia Toro Rosso + 58 laps 20 S. Speed Scuderia Toro Rosso + 58 laps 21 A. Sutil Spyker F1 + 58 laps 22 J. Button Honda + 58 laps

Grand Prix of Germany Qualifying 1 K. Räikkönen Ferrari 1:31.450 2 F. Alonso McLaren 1:31.741 3 F. Massa Ferrari 1:31.778 4 N. Heidfeld BMW 1:31.840 5 R. Kubica BMW 1:32.123 6 M. Webber Red Bull 1:32.476 7 H. Kovalainen Renault 1:32.478 8 J. Trulli Toyota 1:32.501 9 R. Schumacher Toyota 1:32.570 10 L. Hamilton McLaren 1:33.833 11 N. Rosberg Williams 1:31.978 12 A. Wurz Williams 1:31.996 13 G. Fisichella Renault 1:32.010 14 R. Barrichello Honda 1:32.221 15 A. Davidson Super Aguri 1:32.451 16 T. Sato Super Aguri 1:32.838 17 J. Button Honda 1:32.983 18 S. Speed Scuderia Toro Rosso 1:33.038 19 V. Liuzzi Scuderia Toro Rosso 1:33.148 20 D. Coulthard Red Bull 1:33.151 21 A. Sutil Spyker F1 1:34.500 22 M. Winkelhock Spyker F1 1:36.940

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MLS chiefs approach AC Milan about Ronaldo availability MLS chiefs are chasing AC Milan striker Ronaldo. AS says MLS representatives made contact with Milan three days ago to sound them out about the availability of the Brazil international striker - and Milan did not respond with a firm 'No'. Milan's dithering is believed to be down to president Silvio Berlusconi's plans of making two major blows in the summer market which could include "one or two non-EU players". If two non-European players were to arrive, then Milan would have to make room by offloading one from their current squad. Meanwhile, having already placed David Beckham at LA Galaxy, MLS are in talks with Juan Sebastian Veron and Denilson about joining the competition. DC United have been mentioned as a potential destination for ex-Manchester United and Inter Milan midfielder Veron.

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Inzaghi rejects MLS offer Filippo Inzaghi has revealed that he turned down an offer from New York Red Bulls. “I will end my career with Milan.” The Rossoneri started their pre-season training in Milanello on Monday and the world champion made no secret of the fact he is looking to win more trophies with the San Siro outfit. “I received a very interesting offer from New York. It’s an amazing city where there are many Italians,” admitted SuperPippo. "Furthermore, I would have had the possibility of challenging David Beckham and his LA Galaxy team, and they would have covered me in gold,” added the former Juventino. “However, I had no doubt whatsoever. I will end my career in the Milan shirt, which has become a second skin for me.” Inzaghi, who was recently praised by football legend Pele, expressed all his pride in being a Rossoneri player. “To wear this shirt is an honour and a privilege. Adriano Galliani strongly wanted me when I was at Juve and always defended me and helped me, the club has had a special rapport with me.”

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Gilardino wants winning feeling Alberto Gilardino is confident Milan can fulfil the fans’ desire for glory this season. “We want to win as much as possible.” The Rossoneri started their pre-season training on Monday and the striker hopes to improve on last term’s performance, when he scored just 12 goals in 30 Serie A matches. “Our condition is very good, we want to start the new campaign with great objectives and we are preparing well,” Gilardino told Sky Italia. “Playing with Milan also means that we have great responsibility and we all know this. We are trying to work well, despite the rumours about the arrival of new strikers. “We all have a great desire to do well already, starting from August with the European Super Cup,” continued the Italy international. “We want to win this trophy, to then start a great championship and arrive at the World Club Cup in December in great shape. We shall try to win as much as possible.” The former Parma hitman does not fear the competition of the other Rossoneri strikers and would be ready to welcome a new signing as well. “Me, Ronaldo, Kaka and Fiippo Inzaghi are working well and we will try to do all we can for this team. In any case, if the club decides to invest on a great champion, we will be glad to welcome him.” Vice-President Adriano Galliani confirmed that the club will soon sign a new man for their attacking department, but rules out the possibility that Andriy Shevchenko could return to the San Siro. “We want a new striker before the closure of the transfer window and he will be a non-EU player,” said the Rossonero before entering the Lega Calcio offices this morning. “However it won’t be Shevchenko, there are not the conditions needed for him to return to Milan.”

Kaka slams Real rumours Milan star Kaka has again hit back at claims he wants to join Real Madrid and pledged his future to the Rossoneri. Last season's Champions League top scorer has often been paired with Real Madrid over the last year and admitted that he did meet Merengues officials, although he never asked to move. “I never asked for Milan to rescind my contract. It is true that I spoke with the Spanish club, but Milan were immediately informed of that fact,” said Kaka in a press conference at Milanello. “President Silvio Berlusconi said he sees me as a symbol of Milan? I hope to become a symbol of this team in the future. I am contracted until 2011 and I want to honour my agreement.” Kaka insists that he never even considered the idea of leaving the San Siro, despite the impressive financial offer coming from Los Blancos. “I never closed the door on Real Madrid because that door was never open in the first place,” argued the Brazilian. “The issue has always been between Milan and Real Madrid. I learned from a friend of mine a while ago that money is not the only thing that matters,” concluded the Rossonero.