Sainz not expecting much from Ferrari in 2021
Carlos Sainz doesn't expect Ferrari to improve next season, and foresees another year of Mercedes dominance at the top.
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Leclerc P4 but Ferrari ‘extremely hard to drive’
Ferrari’s fortunes showed little sign of an upturn in Friday practice for the British Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc describing his car as “extremely hard to drive”.
Leclerc: Important to be honest about struggles
Bracing for a difficult season, if not a difficult two years, Charles Leclerc feels it is important that Ferrari is honest about its ongoing struggles.
Intercooler problem rules Vettel out of FP1
Ferrari's British Grand Prix weekend has not got off to the best of starts, with Sebastian Vettel ruled out of the first practice session.
Ferrari engine ’68 hp’ up on Mercedes in 2019
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed that Ferrari had an "68 horsepower" advantage over them at some races in 2019.
Sainz surprised by Ferrari’s detailed analysis
Carlos Sainz admits that Ferrari's analysis of him before offering a seat for 2021 went far deeper than he initially thought.
Ferrari proposed return of customer cars
Mattia Binotto says Ferrari suggested bringing customer cars back to Formula 1, but it was met with widespread disapproval from other teams.
Ferrari launch their own Esports competition
After being late to the Esports party, Ferrari has now significantly increased their involvement by announcing their very own competition.
‘Even Hamilton couldn’t win in today’s Ferrari’
Such is Ferrari's poor form that Norbert Haug believes even Lewis Hamilton couldn't win a grand prix in this year's SF1000.
Ferrari chairman: Success will return… in 2022
Ferrari chairman John Elkann is "convinced" that the Italian team will return to winning ways, but not until 2022.
Binotto: No single trick or simply solution
Mattia Binotto admits it will take a "long time" to solve Ferrari's car troubles as the SF1000 is "lagging behind in all areas".
Binotto: F1 Mugello lap ’20 seconds’ faster than MotoGP
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes the Mugello Circuit lap record will fall when F1 visits for the Tuscan Grand Prix.
Ferrari possibly victim of new spy saga – report
Ferrari's engine saga could take a dark turn with claims in the Italian press stating they have been victims of industrial espionage.
‘The Ferrari team-mates fighting is senseless’
Former Mercedes boss Norbert Haug feels Mattia Binotto needs to assert Ferrari's will over its drivers after Charles Leclerc held Sebastian Vettel up in Hungary.
‘Vettel would be fighting for P2 in pink Mercedes’
Gerhard Berger has urged Racing Point to sign Sebastian Vettel, saying he'd be fighting for P2 if he was in the pink Mercedes this season.
Marko would pick Shwartzman over Schu Jr
Ferrari should put Robert Shwartzman in the Alfa Romeo next season, rather than Mick Schumacher, says Helmut Marko.
More rivals dismiss Ferrari power unit claim
More of Ferrari’s rivals have joined Mercedes in dismissing Mattia Binotto’s claim that most teams have been affected by the FIA’s investigation into power units.
Binotto still in charge after Ferrari reshuffle
Ferrari have created a new Performance Department as they strive to turn around their flagging F1 fortunes – with Mattia Binotto staying as Team Principal.
Allison: Ferrari heritage is their ‘biggest burden’
Mercedes technical director James Allison believes the overwhelming pressure of having to deliver results for Ferrari could be weighing heavily on Mattia Binotto.
‘Ousting could have been different but is what it is’
Although still not entirely happy with the manner in which Ferrari dropped him, Sebastian Vettel will be "professional" in his final season with the Scuderia.
‘Ferrari, McLaren laughing stock with comments’
Publicly claiming they are ready to sign a new Concorde Agreement, Toto Wolff says Ferrari and McLaren have made themselves a "laughing stock".
Brundle: ‘No great deal of sympathy for Ferrari’
There is a lot of doom and gloom at Ferrari but there is not much sympathy coming their way from some quarters of the Formula 1 paddock.
Montezemolo would ‘never’ have cut Vettel so early
Ferrari is paying the price for sacking Sebastian Vettel before even the first race of the championship, that's according to Luca di Montezemolo.
Binotto: Sacking people won’t make the car faster
Mattia Binotto is adamant Ferrari won't be firing people in the midst of a disastrous start to 2020, saying that won't "make a car go faster".
Ex-Ferrari chairman: ‘Binotto is too alone’
Ferrari’s former chairman Luca di Montezemolo believes Mattia Binotto is unfairly being left to carry the can single-handedly for the Italian giants’ F1 struggles.
Ferrari needs the ‘courage to change course’
Mattia Binotto says the Hungarian GP, a race in which both Ferraris were lapped by Lewis Hamilton, was a "very hard to swallow".
Vettel not surprised Ferrari were lapped by Mercedes
It may well have been surprising for some to see both Ferraris get lapped by Mercedes at the Hungarian GP, but not for Sebastian Vettel.
Did Ferrari remove Vettel’s name from his jacket?
Just in case Sebastian Vettel wasn't really sure that he was not wanted, it appears they have removed his name from his Scuderia jacket.
Wolff hits back at Binotto’s ‘bulls**t TD story’
Toto Wolff says Mattia Binotto's claims that the FIA's 2019 engine TDs forced all engine manufacturers to adapt is "another complete bullshit story".
Vettel: ‘Wouldn’t say I was brainwashed but…’
Sebastian Vettel chased the Ferrari dream, "massively inspired" by Michael Schumacher, but concedes he "failed" to achieve his goal.