Tags: Ferrari
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Binotto explains Ferrari’s early use of team orders
Mattia Binotto felt it was “wiser to take no chances” in Melbourne, leading to Ferrari’s call to issue team orders for Charles Leclerc not to attack Sebastian Vettel.
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Mercedes won’t discount Ferrari despite Aus woes
Mercedes trounced Ferrari at the Australian Grand Prix, taking an uncontested race win, however, no one at the team is willing to rule out a Ferrari fight-back.
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More questions asked of Ferrari in Australia
Not for the first time, Ferrari’s in-race strategy was brought under the spotlight by our readers…
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Vettel feels Hamilton was ‘playing’ around
Sebastian Vettel reckons the only reason he even got close to Lewis Hamilton during the Australian GP was because the “bored” driver was “playing” around.
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Red Bull ‘not looking behind’ to Ferrari
Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull are “not looking behind” to Ferrari and have their sights set on Mercedes.
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So Ferrari are third in the pecking order…
The mighty Mercedes are off the mark this season with one of no doubt many 1-2 finishes in 2019. Where on earth were Ferrari?
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Leclerc already victim of Ferrari team orders
Charles Leclerc’s number two status at Ferrari is already in effect after being told not to challenge team-mate Sebastian Vettel.
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Binotto blames balance issues for Ferrari woes
Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto claims that Ferrari didn’t get the balance of their car right after a poor Australian GP showing.
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Vettel: I guess we were just slow…
Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari were left scratching their heads over their lack of pace in Sunday’s Australian GP which left the driver down in fourth place.
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Vettel: Ferrari car felt better in pre-season testing
Sebastian Vettel was “certainly surprised” with Mercedes’ dominance in qualifying as he had to settle for a P3 start in Australia.
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Critical Leclerc ‘didn’t do the job’ in Q3
Charles Leclerc was his own biggest critic after only qualifying P5 for the Australian Grand Prix.
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Vettel: Mercedes were in ‘league of their own’
Sebastian Vettel says Mercedes look in a league of their own after he finished free practice 0.873s behind Lewis Hamilton’s P1 time.
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Horner casts doubt on Mercedes race pace
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is unsure whether the “stiff and difficult” Mercedes can match its one-lap pace in race trim.
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Free practice spin ‘no big deal’ says Leclerc
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc claims it is “no big deal” after he spun the car as free practice two neared its conclusion.
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Australia: Friday’s FIA press conference
Team bosses from Ferrari, Mercedes, Renault and Red Bull sit down with the press in Melbourne, Australia.
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Leclerc: My job is to become Ferrari’s priority
Conceding there “needs to be” a number one and two driver in a 50-50 situation, Charles Leclerc says his job is to do well enough that he becomes the priority for Ferrari.
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Vettel, Hamilton’s team-mates ‘free to race’
Neither Sebastian Vettel nor Lewis Hamilton are guaranteed top dog status at their teams this year, both insisting their team-mates are “free to race” them.
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McLaren remove BAT logos for Australian GP
McLaren have joined Ferrari in dropping any references to tobacco companies for this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.
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Winter champs for the win but P3 is up for grabs
Ferrari won the winter world championship but can the injury-prone SF90 hold off a W10 determined to join its five predecessors as a race winning car.
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Vettel reveals name of his new Ferrari car
You know the new season is just around the corner when Sebastian Vettel has his car name to share with everyone.
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Ferrari reveal special anniversary livery
Ferrari have unveiled a special anniversary livery that will feature on the SF90 at the season opener in Australia.
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Binotto reveals he almost quit Ferrari
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed that there was bubbling tension within the team during the off-season.
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‘Ferrari started on 2019 car earlier than us’
With many pundits stating that Ferrari head to Melbourne as the team to beat, Lewis Hamilton reckons that is partially because they began working on their 2019 car earlier than Mercedes.
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Brawn warns Leclerc can ‘upset’ Vettel
Ross Brawn believes Charles Leclerc can ???upset??? Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari, but not beat him.
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David Croft: Hamilton could join Ferrari
Sky Sports F1 expert David Croft believes Lewis Hamilton could join Ferrari if they produce a Championship-winning car.
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Webber thinks Mercedes are on the ‘back foot’
Former Red Bull man Mark Webber believes Mercedes are slightly behind Ferrari going into the Australian GP.
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Ferrari: Nothing with Leclerc is a surprise
Although believing Ferrari made the right choice in signing Charles Leclerc, Mattia Binotto concedes his 2019 season will “tell us a bit more”.
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Alonso would ‘always say yes’ to Ferrari or Mercedes
Fernando Alonso has sent out a little reminder that he would be willing to come back to Formula 1 with a “top team”.
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Vettel still has doubts about overtaking
Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel is unsure whether the new 2019 wings will lead to major improvments in overtaking.
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‘Mission Winnow’ will be back come Bahrain
Ferrari’s SF90 will again carry the Mission Winnow branding in Bahrain as the Scuderia have only dropped it for the Australian Grand Prix.