Sainz set for at least a 10-place penalty at French GP
It comes no surprise following Carlos Sainz's fiery exit from the Austrian Grand Prix.
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Ferrari considering taking Sainz engine penalty in France
Carlos Sainz is looking at a 10-place grid penalty in France if Ferrari choose to introduce a new power unit.
Leclerc leaves it to Binotto to choose Ferrari No.1
Charles Leclerc is not giving thought about a number one status at Ferrari.
Report details Ferrari-Red Bull skid block trick
Auto Motor und Sport reveal and explain the skid block trick which Red Bull and Ferrari, perhaps not exclusively, are said to have found.
Berger: Ferrari not ready for title fight, but Leclerc is
Gerhard Berger believes Ferrari are lacking some of Red Bull's strengths when it comes to a championship fight...
Binotto clarifies Ferrari’s position on team orders
Ferrari are continuing to put team points ahead of drivers' individual targets.
Alesi deriving ‘great stress and great joy’ from Leclerc
Charles Leclerc is proving to be an enjoyable, but nervous, watch for Jean Alesi this season.
Sainz would still rather have engine speed over reliability
Ferrari's decision to choose pace over reliability with their power unit is still supported by Carlos Sainz, despite his Austrian Grand Prix retirement.
Horner taking no comfort in Ferrari unreliability
Christian Horner wants to focus on Red Bull's outright performance instead of maximising Ferrari's reliability problems.
Shwartzman tests the Ferrari SF21 at Mugello
Robert Shwartzman will have two Ferrari FP1 outings later this year, and he's been preparing around Mugello.
Red Bull pushing to bring next upgrades to France
Red Bull have not won in the last two races, their biggest drought of the season.
Binotto told Leclerc to ‘smile’ after Silverstone race
Charles Leclerc had been on course for victory before Ferrari got his strategy wrong at Silverstone.
‘Ferrari taking full risk of PU failure as Mercedes did last year’
Ferrari are taking the "full risk" of more engine failures by choosing not to turn down their engines.
Wolff: Ferrari ‘between a rock and a hard place’ with team orders
Toto Wolff says Ferrari cannot win in the team order debate, and won't say what he would have done in Austria.
Ferrari-Red Bull difference in straight line now ‘negligible’
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes the advantage which Red Bull had in a straight line is now reduced to a "negligible" level.
Sainz believes Ferrari ‘need to trust you’ with decision making
While Carlos Sainz always prioritises Ferrari's needs, he knows when he needs to be trusted.
Ferrari VC: Leclerc/Sainz ‘best pair’ in Formula 1
Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are the best driver pairing in Formula 1, says Ferrari vice chairman Piero Ferrari.
Max accepted P3 was ‘maximum’ before Sainz DNF
By the time Carlos Sainz's engine blew in Austria, Max Verstappen had already accepted that he was going to finish no higher than P3.
Massa: Reliability, not no 1 driver should be Ferrari priority
Ferrari should fix their reliability problems before choosing a No.1 as he may be their next driver to retire.
Ferrari explain how they tried to ‘destabilise’ Verstappen
Ferrari had a plan against Max Verstappen in Austria, and it worked a treat.
Sainz’s fiery incident compounded by ‘rolling’ car
Carlos Sainz's rolling car made it more difficult for the marshals to attended to his fiery scene at the Austrian GP.
Why rivals are choosing to copy Red Bull over Ferrari
Rivals are opting for the RB18 design path over the Ferrari's because "no one knows" why the F1-75 is fast.
Ferrari presented with another chance to favour Leclerc
After another DNF in Austria, the time has come for Ferrari to turn Carlos Sainz into an asset for Charles Leclerc.
Clear explains Ferrari difference from sprint to race
Fans were left wondering why Ferrari had looked so uncompetitive during the sprint at the Austrian Grand Prix.
Hakkinen: Ferrari set strategy benchmark they must keep hitting
Mika Hakkinen wants to see Ferrari perform the way they did in Austria more regularly.
Sainz set for grid drop at French Grand Prix – report
Carlos Sainz will reportedly take a fourth PU in France and it won't have Ferrari's updates.
‘One gets the impression Ferrari want Red Bull to win’
Ralf Schumacher dubbed Ferrari Red Bull's "B team or C team" in conversation with Helmut Marko.
‘Sainz engine failure could make Ferrari’s life easier’
Could Ferrari impose team orders after Carlos Sainz missed out on a podium finish in Austria due to an engine failure?
Verstappen admits he underestimated Ferrari in Austria
Ferrari's strength in the Austrian Grand Prix caught Max Verstappen by surprise.
Leclerc explains how ‘very stressful’ throttle issue affected his race
Charles Leclerc had to contend with a late-race technical issue on his Ferrari that threatened to take his win away...