Tags: Ferrari
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Raikkonen: No worries ahead of Sauber return
Kimi Raikkonen may be swapping his race-winning Ferrari for a points-scoring Sauber but the Finn is looking forward to doing what he loves – “driving”.
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Sensor issue cost Vettel in Brazil
Ferrari have explained Sebastian Vettel’s lacklustre Brazilian Grand Prix, revealing that his SF71H suffered a sensor problem on the formation lap.
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Vettel had ‘no problems’ with Brazil team order
Sebastian Vettel says Sunday’s team order to let Kimi Raikkonen through at the Brazilian GP was “pretty straightforward” as the Finn had fresher tyres.
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Vettel: Starting on softs was not an advantage
Sebastian Vettel has admitted that Ferrari’s tyre gamble in Q2 on Saturday did not pay off in the race on Sunday in Brazil.
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Raikkonen: We could not have got more
Kimi Raikkonen does not believe that there was much more available for himself and Ferrari on race day in Brazil.
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Mercedes: Ferrari favourites after Q2 gamble
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff thinks Ferrari’s tyre gamble has “paid off” in Brazil and are “favourites” for Sunday’s race.
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Vettel fined but avoids Brazil grid penalty
Sebastian Vettel will start P2 at the Brazilian Grand Prix after only being fined and reprimanded for his actions during qualifying.
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Vettel critical of ‘unfair’ weighbridge call
Sebastian Vettel has criticised the decision to call him in for his car to be weighed during qualifying at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Vettel gets x-rated over team radio in Brazil
It was not the best day for Sebastian Vettel on Friday, but the German gave us some radio gold on his troubles.
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FIA team principals’ press conference – Brazil
Friday saw five important men speak to the media, as the team principals press conference took place in between practice sessions in Brazil.
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Vettel: 2009 loss was harder to swallow
Sebastian Vettel insists he’s not done with Ferrari as giving up is not an option, adding that his 2009 title defeat was harder to take than this year’s loss.
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‘Vettel made more mistakes than Ferrari did’
Felipe Massa believes Sebastian Vettel is more to blame than Ferrari this season after missing out on the World Drivers’ Championship.
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Ferrari warming to budget cap proposal
Ferrari are beginning to soften their stance toward the idea of Formula 1 introducing a budget cap to the sport.
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Arrivabene: Ferrari have a ‘fear of winning’
Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene has called on the Scuderia to overcome their “fear of winning”.
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Raikkonen calls for FIA to impose harsher penalties
Kimi Raikkonen has called on the FIA to be tougher with their penalties when drivers are in breach of the regulations.
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Vettel won’t ‘hide or play games’ with Leclerc
Sebastian Vettel insists he won’t play games with Charles Leclerc next season, he’s here to help his new team-mate as they try to win the titles for Ferrari.
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‘Mattia Binotto exit reports are fake news’
Mattia Binotto is not leaving Ferrari and any rumours to the contrary are “fake news.”
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De la Rosa: ‘Ferrari failed to protect Vettel’
Ferrari did not, at least not publicly, “protect” and “support” Sebastian Vettel in this year’s title fight; that’s according to former driver Pedro de la Rosa.
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Vettel: Ferrari never had the dominant car in 2018
Sebastian Vettel is adamant that while the SF71H is an improvement on its predecessor, Ferrari never once had the dominant car in this year’s championship.
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Alonso, Johnson car swap confirmed
Fernando Alonso will try his hand at driving a NASCAR car when he swaps machines with seven-time champion Jimmie Johnson.
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Prost: ‘Impossible’ for Vettel to beat Hamilton
Alain Prost believes that it would have been “impossible” for anyone to have beaten Lewis Hamilton to the World Championship this season.
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Hamilton: Italian GP was the turning point
Monza was the turning point in this year’s championship with Lewis Hamilton believing that was where Mercedes dealt the “biggest psychological blow” to Ferrari.
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Vettel will contest Race of Champions in 2019
Sebastian Vettel will return to Mexico City in January to take part in the Race of Champions.
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Raikkonen: F1 would be better without the ‘bull’
Kimi Raikkonen has said that Formula 1 would be better off as whole without all the “bull****” that comes with it.
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Stewart: ‘Sebastian Vettel is past his peak’
Three-time World Champion, Sir Jackie Stewart, thinks we have seen the best of Sebastian Vettel and he is now “past his peak”.
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Kubica confirms Ferrari ‘conversations’
Robert Kubica has confirmed that “conversations” have taken place with Ferrari about becoming their development driver next season.
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Brawn warns again ‘knee-jerk reaction’ at Ferrari
Ferrari must not make any “knee-jerk” decisions following yet another championship loss to Mercedes; that’s according to Ross Brawn.
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Wolff hails ‘gloves-off fight’ with Ferrari
While Mercedes celebrate a fifth Drivers’ title in five years, Toto Wolff says this year’s has been the best with a “gloves-off fight” against Ferrari.
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Hamilton: Ferrari pressure immense for Vettel
Although pressure is part of the game, Lewis Hamilton reckons title rival Sebastian Vettel has had to deal with more than his fair share given Ferrari’s championship drought.
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Kubica linked with Ferrari development role
A potential ‘Plan B’ option has emerged for Robert Kubica should he not land the Williams drive for 2019.