Vettel: Ferrari used me as a ‘brake block’
Sebastian Vettel was frustrated at being used as a “brake block” to help his team-mate Charles Leclerc in the Russian Grand Prix.
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Leclerc ‘surprised’ Ferrari was capable of P6
Charles Leclerc admitted he was “surprised” to finish P6 in the Russian Grand Prix – another race where he got the maximum out of his Ferrari.
Leclerc frustrated at Ferrari’s ‘zero margin’ call
Charles Leclerc criticised Ferrari for giving him misleading information after his stressful Russian Grand Prix qualifying session.
Vettel crash almost sends Hamilton out in Q2
Sebastian Vettel’s miserable final season with Ferrari hit another low as he crashed out of Q2 for the Russian Grand Prix at Sochi, bringing out the red flag.
Leclerc exceeded his expectations in Sochi practice
Charles Leclerc exceeded his own expectations in Friday practice at the Russian Grand Prix, but still wants to improve.
Haas open to ‘helping’ Ferrari with Schumi FP1 run
Guenther Steiner is "open" to putting Mick Schumacher, or another Ferrari junior, in the car during an FP1 session if it "helps" Ferrari.
Ferrari: Small updates but no big change expected
Ferrari will run a few "small aero updates" at the Russian GP, however, Laurent Mekies admits they won't have a "big" impact on the pace.
Domenicali to replace Carey as Formula 1 CEO
Ex-Ferrari team principal, Stefano Domenicali, has emerged as the man to take over from Chase Carey as Formula 1's CEO in 2021.
Ferrari want Sainz to be part of ‘long cycle’
Mattia Binotto is looking to Carlos Sainz to join fellow driver Charles Leclerc in being part of a “long cycle” in the Ferrari team.
‘Ferrari could have been the Mercedes of today’
Jacques Villeneuve said Ferrari "could have been the Mercedes of today" had they not let talented personnel leave the team over the last few years.
Binotto ‘must be given time and space’ at Ferrari
Stefano Domenicali, has resisted joining the list of Mattia Binotto's critics and said he needs more "time and space" to resolve the issues.
Binotto: Competition now stronger in Formula 1
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes that the level of competition is much higher in modern Formula 1.
Domenicali: Leading Ferrari makes you grow as a man
Former Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali believes that, due to pressure and lack of support, having the job leads to personal growth.
Vettel eyed Ferrari F2004 -‘way too expensive’
Sebastian Vettel has claimed the Ferrari F2004 was “way too expensive” after he tried to buy one for his collection.
Shwartzman: ‘Special award’ to be part of Ferrari
Formula 2 and Ferrari Academy driver Robert Shwartzman has called it a "special award" to represent the team.
Ferrari explain ‘soft landing’ from budget cap
Ferrari have provided details of the ‘soft landing’ Formula 1 teams can offer to staff affected by the budget cap being introduced into the sport next year.
Sainz ‘laughs’ at doubters of his Ferrari move
Carlos Sainz has revealed he laughs back at those who mock his decision to leave McLaren and join Ferrari next year.
Ferrari in worse state when I joined – Todt
Jean Todt has claimed Ferrari were in a much worse position when he took over the team in 1993 than they are now.
Binotto ‘has watertight contract’ with Ferrari
Timo Glock thinks Mattia Binotto must have a “watertight” contract at Ferrari – and wonders just what he needs to do to get the sack.
Webber: ‘Leclerc could be next in the crosshairs’
Mark Webber will be keeping a beady eye on Charles Leclerc at Ferrari once the honeymoon period is over between the duo.
Ferrari taking ‘small upgrades’ to Russian GP
Mattia Binotto has confirmed that Ferrari will take minor upgrades to the Russian Grand Prix, and doesn't expect them to have a big impact.
Binotto aims to duplicate Ferrari golden era
Mattia Binotto has revealed he wants to “duplicate” the lessons he learned during Ferrari’s golden era to try and transform the team’s fading fortunes.
Ferrari’s torrid 2020 season labelled ‘a disaster’
F1 pundit and commentator Davide Valsecchi has said that Ferrari's wretched 2020 campaign is nothing short of "a disaster".
Brawn: Ferrari don’t need a ‘revolution’
Former Ferrari team boss Ross Brawn says the Scuderia do need a change of plan, but not a "revolution" as their struggles continue.
Italian press continue to hammer Ferrari
The Monday papers do not make for good reading at Ferrari as the Italian press continue to slate them for their lack of competitiveness.
Ferrari: No excuses or magic fix, we’re in a hole
Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri says he won't make any excuses for the Scuderia's dismal form, instead they need to focus on improving.
Ferrari will bring updates but ‘won’t make a difference’
Mattia Binotto has delivered a damning assessment of Ferrari's SF1000, saying even small updates "won't make a difference".
Leclerc fed up with unpredictable Ferrari
Charles Leclerc is losing patience with the lack of consistency in the performance coming from his Ferrari SF1000.
Vettel critical of standing restarts after red flags
Sebastian Vettel has criticised the use of standing restarts in Formula 1, saying "maybe we should focus on building cars to overtake" instead.
Race: Hamilton wins a chaotic red flagged Tuscan GP
Lewis Hamilton has won the inaugural Tuscan GP, a race that saw not one but two red flags and eight drivers retire.