Ferrari
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Leclerc ‘realistic’ about Ferrari’s Hungary pace
Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz admitted that, while the Hungaroring should suit Ferrari’s strengths, they’re not getting ahead of themselves.
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Sainz: ‘Crazy’ Hungarian lap times in today’s cars
From a slow low downforce track, Carlos Sainz says today’s cars means drivers can achieve “crazy” lap times at the Hungaroring.
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Leclerc sees Hungary victory as unrealistic
Charles Leclerc loves to be optimistic, but does not believe it would be realistic to expect a Ferrari victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Ilott has no regrets after failed RB junior stint
Ferrari and Alfa Romeo reserve driver Callum Ilott has said he doesn’t regret taking on a mammoth challenge while in Red Bull’s junior programme as a teenager.
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‘Dirty air’ pace is Ferrari’s next area of focus
Mattia Binotto thinks Ferrari may have resolved their tyre wear issues, but now need to work on their performance in ‘dirty air’.
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McLaren look to maintain Ferrari battle with Hungary upgrade
McLaren have re-affirmed their commitment to the fight with Ferrari this season with an upgrade package that will arrive in Hungary.
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Leclerc rumours ‘just gossip’ from ‘bored’ people
Charles Leclerc “firmly believes” in the Ferrari project, and says rumours to the contrary are “just gossip”.
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Binotto confident Ferrari can take P3
Mattia Binotto has no doubts Ferrari can take P3 in the standings ahead of McLaren if they work hard, and work as a team.
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Positive Sainz says Ferrari ‘delivered’ at Silverstone
So close to a famous Silverstone win for Charles Leclerc and a P6 for Carlos Sainz, the Spaniard calls that a job well done for Ferrari.
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Leclerc dismisses Red Bull rumours as ‘nonsense’
Charles Leclerc says rumours that his team sounded out Red Bull for a possible race seat are nothing but “nonsense”.
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Leclerc: Silverstone podium ‘optimistic’ but possible
Charles Leclerc is not going into the British GP with podium expectations, but will jump on any opportunity which presents itself.
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Leclerc: Ferrari should sacrifice P3 for 2022
Charles Leclerc wants Ferrari to focus on fighting at the front next year rather that putting effort into securing P3 this season.
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‘Crazy horse’ Leclerc insist Ferrari deal is ‘not a risk’
Charles Leclerc says his decision to sign a long-term deal with Ferrari was “not a risk” as he believes they will return to winning ways.
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Ferrari to commemorate anniversary of first F1 win at Silverstone
At the British Grand Prix, Ferrari will have a celebration to mark the 70th anniversary of their first win in Formula 1.
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Ferrari think sprint race format will create ‘a mess’
Ferrari are bracing themselves for a “mess” at Silverstone as Formula 1 teams try to adjust to a new weekend format which includes a sprint race on Saturday.
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Sainz values team spirit over Leclerc fight
Carlos Sainz says he and Charles Leclerc are collaborating well at Ferrari – and working to push forward rather than focus on in-fighting.
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Ferrari complete state-of-the-art 2022 simulator
A brand new simulator has been completed at Ferrari, for the team to use and develop their 2022 car before the current season has finished.
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‘Wily’ Sainz and the ‘psychology’ of a long first stint
Carlos Sainz is a “wily old driver” with Damon Hill praising his strategy, which he reckons the Spaniard decided, in Austria.
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Sainz: The Carlos that I want to be in Ferrari
Racing his way from P10 on the grid to fifth in Austria, Carlos Sainz feels he is starting to be the “Carlos that I want to be in Ferrari”.
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Binotto reiterates P3 not the priority for Ferrari
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has said they are placing their efforts into improving as a unit, rather than prioritising the battle for P3 in the Constructors’ Championship against McLaren.
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Ferrari have no reason to ‘envy’ McLaren’s corner speed
Carlos Sainz believes Ferrari have no reason to “envy” McLaren, but only when it comes to cornering speed as they struggle on the straights.
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Ferrari beating Norris in Austria ‘almost impossible’
Carlos Sainz admitted that getting his Ferrari ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris in the Austrian Grand Prix will be “almost impossible” on Sunday.
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Leclerc: Ferrari has maintained Styrian GP race pace
Charles Leclerc is confident that Ferrari’s strong Sunday pace from the Styrian Grand Prix remains for the second race in Austria.
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Leclerc reacts to first simulations of 2022 car
Charles Leclerc has said the new generation of Formula 1 cars are “very different” after spending time in the simulator.
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Ferrari ‘most willing’ to supply engines to Red Bull
Christian Horner has revealed Red Bull “had no choice” but to develop their own engines, but Ferrari were the “most willing” of the existing providers to sell them power units.
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Ferrari take sides in Mercedes-Red Bull engine row
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has sided with Red Bull in their argument with Mercedes over the performance of the Honda engine.
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Kubica hails ‘significant’ Ferrari engine gains
Alfa Romeo reserve driver Robert Kubica said that his team are reaping the rewards of a much improved Ferrari power unit.
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Binotto suggests lack of stability has hurt Mercedes
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto said Mercedes’ recent staff losses and Lewis Hamilton’s contract situation have hurt the team’s progress.
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Ferrari were almost at RB, Mercedes pace levels
Carlos Sainz was impressed with the speed of Ferrari in Styria, saying they’d progressed to being almost on the pace of Red Bull and Mercedes.
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Ferrari reach the top tier of FIA environmental scheme
Ferrari has achieved Three-Star Environmental Accreditation, the highest possible rating under the FIA-led initiative.