
Ferrari’s Saudi Arabian GP branded a ‘complete disaster’ raising questions about Leclerc’s future
Sixth and seventh at a race where they "promised so much" must have Charles Leclerc pondering his Ferrari future.
Sixth and seventh at a race where they "promised so much" must have Charles Leclerc pondering his Ferrari future.
Carlos Sainz doesn't enjoy periods of dominance, unless of course he's with the team that's winning all the time.
Ferrari swapped it out ahead of the Bahrain race to be on the safe side.
Unless Ferrari find that "miracle solution", Charles Leclerc's days in red could be numbered.
Ferrari felt they had the measure of Mercedes heading into the weekend, but their race pace caught the Scuderia off-guard.
Charles Leclerc says he'll try his "best" in Saudi Arabia but fears his SF-23 is "quite slow"
"I think it's quite obvious how much I love Ferrari, and how much I want to win with Ferrari."
Charles Leclerc lapped within a tenth and a half of Sergio Perez, but feels Red Bull are still a cut above the rest at the moment.
Charles Leclerc will drop 10 places on the grid in Jeddah, and Martin Brundle cannot believe what he is seeing from Ferrari...
Ferrari were P9 and P10 at the end of Friday practice in Jeddah, but Charles Leclerc says there is plenty more pace to come...
Charles Leclerc said reports of him meeting with Ferrari chairman John Elkann were "absolutely untrue."
Here's what you need to know from the drivers heading into the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Having burned through his control electronics allocation already, Charles Leclerc find himself vulnerable against further penalties.
Max Verstappen reckons Bahrain's close Q1 times were because many of the cars have "copied" others on the grid.
A tough start to the F1 2023 season just got even tougher for Ferrari and Charles Leclerc...
Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari must improve as a team if they are to compete for world titles.
Nothing out of the ordinary has happened when it comes to meetings with the top bosses at Ferrari, Fred Vasseur assures...
Ferrari are right to concerned after Charles Leclerc's reliability problems at the Bahrain Grand Prix, according to an F1 technical expert.
A host of key staff are said to be heading out the Ferrari exit door, or have departed already...
Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur had a tough first race in charge at the Scuderia...
All is not lost for Ferrari this season, and here's why...
There were few positives for Ferrari to take from the opening race in Bahrain.
Reliability was once more a problem for Ferrari as Charles Leclerc retired from a podium position in Bahrain.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc is already onto the last of one of his engine components...
Charles Leclerc admits Ferrari's race-pace may also not be "enough" to challenge Red Bull in Bahrain.
Nico Rosberg was left disappointed having seen Red Bull top the timesheets.
Sergio Perez has Ferrari sandbagging suspicions, which prompted a light-hearted exchange between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc.
Ferrari and Charles Leclerc snubbed a final attempt at pole in Bahrain, feeling it was better to save the tyres for the race.
Charles Leclerc cannot see a Bahrain pole being on the cards for Ferrari, while their long-run pace still needs work.
George Russell and Charles Leclerc are unsure how far behind their teams are from Red Bull, if at all.