Sainz not certain of new Ferrari PU for Turkey
Carlos Sainz has said he is not 100 per cent certain as to whether Ferrari's new engine will be ready in time for the Turkish Grand Prix.
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Ferrari will not influence Alfa’s Giovinazzi decision
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto would like Alfa Romeo to retain Antonio Giovinazzi for 2022, but they will not push to make it happen.
Shwartzman wants to improve before F1 seat push
Ferrari junior driver Robert Shwartzman admits he needs to add to his achievements if he is to earn a seat in Formula 1 in the future.
Leclerc ‘not afraid’ of 2022, but Ferrari must start well
Charles Leclerc has every reason to trust Ferrari's plans for success from 2022, but a poor start is not an option.
Sainz trying to copy some of Leclerc’s style in SF21
Carlos Sainz said he is definitely trying to emulate part of team-mate Charles Leclerc's driving style at Ferrari.
Red Bull believe Ferrari ‘will be back’ in 2022
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner expects Ferrari to be challenging at the top of Formula 1 again in 2022.
Ferrari prioritising ‘brand new’ 2022 power unit
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has said the team's "brand new" power unit concept and design is almost complete, but they are looking to find extra power.
Ferrari: Everyone on ‘same line’ over sprint qualy changes
Neither Charles Leclerc nor Carlos Sainz were impressed by Monza's sprint qualifying, saying changes need to be made.
FIA to investigate Sainz’s seatbelt after Monza crash
The FIA will examine Carlos Sainz's seatbelt after the Ferrari driver was thrown forward as he hit the barrier in FP2 at the Monza circuit.
Ferrari still pressing for reverse grid races in Formula 1
Since the use of sprint races in Formula 1 is under review, Ferrari would like the concept of reverse grids revisited.
Sainz: Separate causes for all three crashes
Crashing in three of the last four grands prix weekends, Carlos Sainz says they all had nothing in common with "three separate causes".
Ferrari’s new PU worth ’10-15hp’ could be delayed
Ferrari's new power unit is expected to give the Scuderia around "10hp more", but it won't be ready before Turkey, or even Austin.
Sainz never felt comfortable during Italian Grand Prix
Carlos Sainz says he was not comfortable with his Ferrari at all at Monza, saying the rear-end of the SF21 is a weakness for him.
Leclerc set to extend deal with Ferrari until 2026
According to journalist Leo Turrini, Charles Leclerc will reaffirm his commitment to Ferrari by signing a new contract until 2026.
Ferrari lacked ’20hp compared to McLaren’ at Monza
Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says it was clear that Ferrari were down on horsepower compared to McLaren at Monza.
Ferrari drivers rue missed chance for Monza podium
Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both thought a podium had been on the cards for Ferrari at their home race at Monza, but it was not to be.
Ferrari revert to Leclerc’s original Monza PU
The engine that Charles Leclerc started the Italian GP weekend with is back in his car, Ferrari have announced.
Ferrari ‘cannot influence’ Alfa Romeo driver decision
Although Mattia Binotto says driver choice is part of the conversation with Alfa Romeo, their line up is their choice.
Sainz’s confidence affected by ‘weird’ FP2 crash
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz emerged satisfied from a sprint qualifying where both drivers’ participation had been in doubt – for different reasons.
‘Slightly unwell’ Leclerc set to take part in sprint
Charles Leclerc was under medical supervision after feeling ill during FP2 in Monza, but now looks set to compete in sprint qualifying.
Ferrari forced to re-fit Leclerc’s first 2021 engine
Charles Leclerc has a new old engine in his Ferrari following his engine braking troubles in qualifying at Monza.
Binotto points out F1’s double standard ‘attitudes’
Mattia Binotto believes F1's double standards are front and center with Red Bull's flexible wings and Mercedes' engine trick.
Ferrari ‘sure’ their Monza pain won’t be repeated
Ferrari are aware that, unfortunately for them, Monza is less than ideal for their car – but they are confident of faring better than last year.
Leclerc wants Tifosi to have Max’s Dutch GP ‘craziness’
Charles Leclerc has called on Ferrari supporters to show the same "craziness" at Monza that Dutch fans gave Max Verstappen at Zandvoort.
Binotto discussed Mercedes engine ‘trick’ with Horner
Mattia Binotto has confirmed he and Red Bull team principal Christian Horner have spoken about the potential illegality of Mercedes' current power unit.
Binotto not making ‘big deal’ of Sainz’s struggles
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto is keen not to overreact to Carlos Sainz's frustrating lack of pace at the Dutch Grand Prix.
Red Bull/Ferrari question Wolff’s Albon ‘influence’
Toto Wolff's demand Red Bull release Alex Albon if he joins Williams is a "huge influence" from one team on another, says Christian Horner.
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.
Sainz says he ‘deserved to crash’ in FP3
Running just 20cm away from where he should have been, Carlos Sainz says he "deserved to crash" in FP3 at the Zandvoort circuit.
Leclerc cost himself P4 by asking for ‘too much wing’
Charles Leclerc was left regretting his request for more wing at Zandvoort, feeling the decision denied him P4 on the grid.