Tags: Ferrari
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Ericsson hopes Leclerc can boost his reputation
Marcus Ericsson is hoping Charles Leclerc performs well at Ferrari because it would “reflect good on him”.
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Vettel: Michael Schumacher ‘proud’ of Mick
Sebastian Vettel claims Michael Schumacher would be “extremely proud” of his son Mick after the pair raced together at the 2019 Race of Champions.
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Time for Vettel to ‘regain his head’ at Ferrari
Former Ferrari team manager, Romolo Tavoni, has called on Sebastian Vettel to “regain his head” in 2019 or a decision will have to be made.
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Ferrari chairman sets record straight on Arrivabene
Ferrari Chairman, John Elkann, has denied Maurizio Arrivabene was axed as team principal because of continued “disagreements”.
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‘Mick Schumacher joins Ferrari driver academy’
Mick Schumacher, the son of Ferrari legend Michael, is set to follow in his father’s footsteps with reports claiming he has signed with Ferrari.
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Ferrari aim to run new car before winter test
Ferrari are planning to gather some early on-track information by running their 2019 car before winter testing gets underway.
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‘Next stop for Hamilton will be Ferrari’
Lewis Hamilton’s next Formula 1 contract will be with the “Manchester United” of Formula 1, Ferrari, that’s according to pundit Tony Jardine.
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Wehrlein confirms talks with Ferrari
Pascal Wehrlein has confirmed he is in talks with Ferrari over a development role, but no deal has been signed just yet.
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Brundle: Things weren’t right under Arrivabene
Martin Brundle feels “things weren’t right” at Ferrari under Maurizio Arrivabene’s leadership, citing Monza’s lack of team orders as an example.
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Rosberg: Vettel is more devoted than Hamilton
2016 Formula 1 World Champion Nico Rosberg believes Vettel is more devoted to his craft than former Mercedes teammate Hamilton.
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Ocon backs former team to push top three
Ex-Force India driver Esteban Ocon believes the rebranded Racing Point team can close the “massive” gap to the top three.
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Binotto must be antithesis of Arrivabene
After four years of heavy-handed reign as Ferrari team boss, Maurizio Arrivabene has been replaced by Mattia Binotto – and it is a decision that could end their championship drought.
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Andretti casts doubt on Leclerc’s arrival
1978 World Champion, Mario Andretti, has questioned whether Charles Leclerc has been drafted in too early by Ferrari.
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Axed Arrivabene again linked to Juventus role
Maurizio Arrivabene may not be unemployed for too long with rumours once again linking him to football club Juventus.
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Uninspiring Arrivabene wrong man for Ferrari
So it’s arrivederci to Maurizio Arrivabene. But have Ferrari made the right decision? Here are some of our readers’ reactions…
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Wehrlein crosses Mercedes/Ferrari divide
Pascal Wehrlein, formerly on the books at Mercedes, will join Ferrari as a development driver for the 2019 season.
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Hartley’s father rubbishes Ferrari rumours
Brendon Hartley won’t be taking up a role as Ferrari’s test or simulator driver; that’s according to the New Zealander’s father.
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Binotto appointment receives Briatore’s backing
Flavio Briatore has backed Ferrari’s decision to replace Maurizio Arrivabene as team boss, saying with “different management” 2018 could have yielded a different outcome.
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Ferrari confirm Arrivabene exit, Binotto in
Ferrari have officially confirmed that Mattia Binotto has replaced Maurizio Arrivabene as team principal.
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Vettel relaxed about Ferrari driver exits
Sebastian Vettel is confident the right people will replace Antonio Giovinazzi and Daniil Kvyat as Ferrari simulator drivers.
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Binotto to replace Arrivabene as Ferrari boss
Maurizio Arrivabene is to be replaced as team principal at Ferrari by its technical chief Mattia Binotto.
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Kubica was tempted by Ferrari reserve role
Robert Kubica has said it was “not easy to say no” to Ferrari about becoming their reserve and development driver in 2019.
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Vettel needed Todt to win 2018 title
Sebastian Vettel did not receive enough support from Ferrari during the 2018 title battle according to former Ferrari test driver Luciano Burti.
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Barrichello backs Leclerc to shine at Ferrari
Former Ferrari driver Rubens Barrichello has told Charles Leclerc he must be mentally strong to succeed at the Scuderia.
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Former manager begged Schumacher to stay away
Michael Schumacher’s former manager Willi Weber claims he begged the seven-time Formula One World Champion not to return in 2010.
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Arrivabene: We need a fighter mentality
Maurizio Arrivabene has admitted that Ferrari need to change their mentality “from a fighter to a winner” in 2019.
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Vettel needs ‘stronger package’ from Ferrari
Sebastian Vettel has called on Ferrari to give him a quicker car in 2019, as he aims to get his hands on that elusive fifth World Championship.
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Mercedes deny trying to recruit Ferrari’s Binotto
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has denied that the Silver Arrows have made an offer to current Ferrari technical director Mattia Binotto.
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Wolff: Raikkonen leaving Ferrari ‘a blow’ to F1
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff thinks Formula 1 has suffered “a blow” with Kimi Raikkonen leaving Ferrari for Sauber.
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Domenicali: Alonso could return to Ferrari
Former Ferrari team principal, Stefano Domenicali, has not ruled out Fernando Alonso from rejoining the Scuderia as early as 2020.