‘Something not quite right’ with off-colour Ferrari
Carlos Sainz admitted that something was "not quite right" on Saturday, after both Ferrari drivers qualified outside the top 10 at Spa.
Sainz ‘never felt so slow in a race’ than at Dutch GP
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz was left extremely frustrated after limping his way through the Dutch Grand Prix with a lack of pace.
Charles Leclerc was left regretting his request for more wing at Zandvoort, feeling the decision denied him P4 on the grid.
![Charles Leclerc [Ferrari] ponders at Zandvoort. Netherlands, September 2021.](http://d3cm515ijfiu6w.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/02193707/charles-leclerc-zandvoort-paddock-2021-planetf1.jpg)
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc is delighted to return to Zandvoort, a track where he says there will be zero margin for error.
Charles Leclerc's car broke a rule of the FIA by changing tyres on the grid after the race was delayed, but he was not punished for it.
![Carlos Sainz [Ferrari] in action at a wet Belgium. August 2021.](http://d3cm515ijfiu6w.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/29193735/carlos-sainz-ferrari-belgium-rain-planetf1.jpg)
Carlos Sainz supported how race day in Belgium was handled by the FIA, except for the decision to award half points.
New chassis for Leclerc after Spa crash
Charles Leclerc will have a new chassis from third practice onwards after the Monégasque driver crashed on Friday afternoon at Spa.
Leclerc ends uncomfortable FP2 in the wall at Spa
Charles Leclerc's comfort in his Ferrari deteriorated, and that showed as his Friday in Belgium ended with a crash.
Leclerc and Max say Russell ‘deserves’ Mercedes seat
Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen are in agreement that George Russell's pace warrants him taking the seat alongside Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes in 2022.
Leclerc feels ‘duty’ to bring Ferrari success
Charles Leclerc has described the "incredible challenge" of being entrusted with the task of bringing lasting success back to Ferrari in the future.
Ferrari’s report card shows steady improvement
Our review of Ferrari's first half of the 2021 season, in which they have shown considerable improvement from last year.
Ferrari recovery ‘not a shock, but better than expected’
Although Ferrari's fight back to P3 is "not a complete surprise" to Charles Leclerc, he admits 2021 is going better than he had expected.
Leclerc needed ‘nearly a year’ to understand Ferrari
Ferrari are arguably the most iconic name on the Formula 1 grid, and it took Charles Leclerc time to adapt to such a "big team".
Friendly driver rivalry ‘pushing Ferrari forwards’
Charles Leclerc believes his friendly relationship with team-mate Carlos Sainz is helping to push everyone at Ferrari forward.
Leclerc ‘absolutely ready’ to fight for a World title
Charles Leclerc is "absolutely ready" to fight for title, or at least as ready as Jock Clear says one can be before being in that situation.
‘Ferrari have the best line-up on the grid’
With Carlos Sainz back on the podium in Hungary, Mattia Binotto believes Ferrari have "the best line-up on the grid".
Ferrari fear penalty after writing off Leclerc’s engine
Ferrari have announced Charles Leclerc’s engine was “irreparably damaged” in his Hungarian Grand Prix exit – and it could lead to a grid penalty.
Leclerc went with ‘caution’, Stroll with ‘exaggeration’
Charles Leclerc was unimpressed with Lance Stroll's "big mistake" in Hungary as trying to go from P12 to fourth was a "bit exaggerated".
Leclerc was skittled out in ‘nice bowling game’
Charles Leclerc described the melee at the first corner of the Hungarian Grand Prix as “a nice bowling game” – but it left him understandably furious.
Leclerc saw ‘bit more aggressive Lewis’ at Silverstone
Charles Leclerc thinks Lewis Hamilton was "a bit more aggressive" than his normal style at the British Grand Prix.