Mick Schumacher takes the F2004 for a spin
The rolling hills of Tuscany were awakened by the sound of a screaming V10 engine as Mick Schumacher took his father's Ferrari F2004 for a spin.
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Vettel backs Leclerc to be a ‘big one in F1’
Sebastian Vettel believes Charles Leclerc will become one of Formula 1's "big ones" in the years to comes as he fights for titles with Ferrari.
Ferrari, Red Bull deny using 3D camera on Mercedes
Ferrari and Red Bull have both denied they were the team using a 3D camera on the Mercedes car during the 2019 season.
Vettel doesn’t have the ‘hang’ of SF1000
Sebastian Vettel said he is still yet to get the "full hang" of his Ferrari SF1000 after a Q2 elimination at the Tuscan Grand Prix.
Qualy: That’s 95 for Hamilton with first Tuscan pole
Lewis Hamilton produced the lap when it mattered, taking pole position for the Tuscan GP ahead of Valtteri Bottas while Sebastian Vettel once again dropped out Q2.
Binotto hints at Schumi Jr’s 2021 promotion
Mattia Binotto says Ferrari need to "prepare" Mick Schumacher for a possible promotion to Formula 1 next season.
Vettel denies regretting Ferrari move
Sebastian Vettel says he doesn't "regret" his decision to join Ferrari despite his time with the Scuderia not having a happy ending.
Leclerc: Filming day behind P3 in Tuscan GP practice
Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari's filming day earlier in the year helped him to P3 in the opening practice session at Mugello.
FP1: Ferrari third fastest at Mugello… Merc P1
Valtteri Bottas will go down in the history books as the first driver to top a F1 practice session at Mugello while Ferrari surprised in third place.
Leclerc ‘perfectly fine’ after Monza crash
Charles Leclerc says he is feeling no ill effects after suffering a high-speed crash at last Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.
Vettel was ‘close’ to quitting Formula 1
Sebastian Vettel was "close" to quitting Formula 1 for good before announcing he would be joining Aston Martin next season.
Binotto: Still no Ferrari ‘crisis’ after Monza misery
Mattia Binotto claims Ferrari’s dreadful Italian Grand Prix weekend, which marked yet another new low for 2020, still does not represent a crisis.
Schumacher to drive father’s Ferrari at Mugello
Mick Schumacher will drive his father Michael’s 2004 World Championship-winning car as part of Ferrari’s festivities at the Tuscan Grand Prix.
Ferrari ‘working with Brembo’ to understand failure
Ferrari says it is working with supplier Brembo to understand the cause of the brake failure that put Sebastian Vettel out of the Italian GP.
Ferrari reveal burgundy livery for Mugello
Ferrari have revealed the special one-off livery their cars will display for the Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello – the team’s 1,000th F1 World Championship race.
Heidfeld understands ‘small jabs’ from Vettel
Nick Heidfeld says he would understand if Sebastian Vettel starting throwing "small jabs" at Ferrari in what is his final season with team.
Ferrari won’t base driver decision on results alone
With three Ferrari junior drivers in the hunt for the F2 title, Mattia Binotto says Ferrari won't use the standings alone to decide who, if any, gets a promotion.
Alesi: Leclerc ‘must never give up’ at Ferrari
Jean Alesi, who knows exactly what a disappointing Ferrari career feels like, has told Charles Leclerc not to give up with the Italian giants.
Vettel: Ferrari have no ‘shortcut’ out of struggles
Sebastian Vettel has warned that there is no "shortcut" for Ferrari to escape their growing struggles this season.
Sainz: Ferrari signature proves my credentials
Carlos Sainz says he has "nothing" more to prove ahead of moving to a race-winning team, the fact Ferrari signed him does all the talking.
Heidfeld: Ferrari need a leader from the outside
Nick Heidfeld believes Ferrari need some fresh blood to help guide them away from the self-inflicted mess they have created for themselves.
Binotto: ‘A lot of bull****’ about 2019 engine
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has said there is a lot of "bull****" about their 2019 engine which the team should not concern themselves with.
Rosberg ‘scared’ by SF1000’s behaviour in Leclerc crash
Although Charles Leclerc has taken the blame for his Monza crash, Nico Rosberg believes it was the result of a "very, very difficult" Ferrari.
Vettel won’t point fingers: It’s over and done
More than five months after learning of his Ferrari axing, Sebastian Vettel is still not okay with it, saying the team chose a "different direction than I did".
Ferrari double DNF ‘worst possible conclusion’
Scoreless at their home race, the Italian Grand Prix, Mattia Binotto concedes Sunday's double retirement was the "worst possible conclusion".
Ferrari to use special livery for 1000th race
Ferrari will be racing in a one-off livery at Mugello as the Tuscan Grand Prix marks their 1000th World Championship race.
Racing Point saga ends as Ferrari withdraw appeal
Ferrari has withdrawn its appeal of the FIA's decision regarding Racing Point's brake ducts, meaning that no protests remain.
Leclerc takes blame for huge Monza crash
Charles Leclerc said the nasty race-ending crash which he suffered at the Italian Grand Prix was his own fault.
Vettel: Brake failure happened in ‘best spot’
It was another miserable weekend for Ferrari as they recorded a double-DNF at their home race, but Sebastian Vettel was at least happy with where his brake failure occurred.
Race: Gasly wins at Monza, yes you heard right, Gasly
Pierre Gasly benefitted from a penalty for Lewis Hamilton that cost the Brit an almost certain Italian GP win, instead handing the AlphaTauri driver a path to his maiden grand prix win.