Tags: Ferrari
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FIA wrong to announce Ferrari agreement
Ex-Formula 1 boss, Bernie Ecclestone, thinks the FIA opened up a big can of worms by publicly announcing an agreement with Ferrari following an investigation into their engine.
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Briatore would have promoted Leclerc ‘two years ago’
Former Renault F1 boss Flavio Briatore has criticised Ferrari for waiting until 2019 to replace Kimi Raikkonen with Charles Leclerc.
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Leclerc denies contract talks could ‘destabilise’ Vettel
Charles Leclerc has rubbished suggestions that contract talks could “destabilise” Sebastian Vettel when the 2020 season eventually gets underway.
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Sainz: Don’t care if Vettel opens driver market
Tipped as a contender to replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari, Carlos Sainz says he’s not thinking about anything beyond this season and what he needs to do for McLaren.
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‘Binotto isn’t the right man to lead Ferrari’
Bernie Ecclestone reckons Mattia Binotto is not the right man to be at the helm at Ferrari as he is an “engineer” and not a leader.
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Kvyat to Ferrari? You never know…
Having taken a role as a Ferrari development driver in 2018, Daniil Kvyat says he’s not ruling out rejoining the Scuderia as a race driver should they have an opening.
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Brundle: Sainz to Ferrari in 2021 is possible
Ex-F1 driver Martin Brundle believes McLaren could lose Carlos Sainz to Ferrari for next season if they look to replace Sebastian Vettel.
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‘Leclerc aware of second year pitfalls’
Charles Leclerc could be facing his most difficult season in Formula 1 yet as he prepares for a second year with Ferrari and all the “pitfalls” that come with that.
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Binotto reiterates: Team is the top priority
After last year’s team-mate dramas, Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has reiterated to his drivers that Ferrari and its position in the Constructors’ Championship is the “top priority”
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Vettel’s Ferrari future ‘all in his hands now’
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says Sebastian Vettel’s future beyond 2020 is now all in the four-time World Champion’s hands.
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Ferrari begins its summer shutdown
Ferrari will begin its three-week summer break today, saying it “fully supports” Formula 1’s decision to bring forward the break.
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Leclerc: Ferrari engine saga is done
Charles Leclerc “trusts” both Ferrari and the FIA to keep everything above board and says for him the 2019 engine saga is “done”.
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Vettel unsure about midfield seat but money won’t factor
Linked to a switch to McLaren come 2021, Sebastian Vettel admits he really cannot say whether he would be open to a move to a midfield team.
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Giovinazzi: Great to be in mix for Ferrari seat
Antonio Giovinazzi still has his eyes firmly set on racing in Ferrari red when he makes the next step in his Formula 1 career. The Italian, who has retained strong links with Ferrari as he has progressed up through the ranks, was facing the prospect of going through the exit door at Alfa Romeo after […]
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‘Ferrari’s secret FIA deal leaves stale aftertaste’
Red Bull will not join Mercedes in calling a truce with Ferrari over last year’s engine saga with Christian Horner revealing it is worth “$20 million” to the team.
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Williams: Ferrari need to approve engine disclosure
The coronavirus is the headline news in F1 but don’t think for a moment that the seven teams opposed to the Ferrari FIA settlement are letting that slip quietly away.
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Ferrari shuts Maranello factory in pandemic response
Ferrari has announced that their Maranello and Modena factories will shut down until March 27 in response to the coronavirus.
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Mercedes call a truce with Ferrari over engine saga
Mercedes may have led the outrage against Ferrari’s secret FIA deal but the Brackley squad has now declared a truce with the Scuderia.
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Ecclestone warns Hamilton against Ferrari switch
Bernie Ecclestone believes Lewis Hamilton should stick with Mercedes rather than sign for Ferrari when his current contract runs out at the end of this season.
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Ferrari ‘fully support’ decision to cancel Aus GP
Ferrari has said they ‘fully support’ the decision by the governing bodies to cancel the Australian Grand Prix with immediate effect.
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Vettel reveals his name for his SF1000
As is tradition for Sebastian Vettel, the Ferrari driver has named his new Formula 1 car ahead of the 2020 season.
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‘Ferrari have made huge leap forward since 2015’
Sebastian Vettel joined Ferrari ahead of the 2015 season, and he says since then the team has made a “huge leap forward”.
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Todt responsible for Ferrari settlement
FIA president Jean Todt says he personally struck the private deal with Ferrari after the investigation into their 2019 engine.
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Brundle: ‘Mercedes look worryingly strong’
Ex-F1 driver turned pundit Martin Brundle says Mercedes look stronger than ever in 2020, and hopes Ferrari are hiding their pace.
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Verstappen’s diplomatic answer to Ferrari saga
With the deadline to reveal details about Ferrari’s 2019 engine gone, Max Verstappen is avoiding the landmine he stepped on last year by accusing the Scuderia of “cheating”.
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Teams still want Ferrari answers as deadline nears
Dr Helmut Marko says everyone is still waiting for answers in relation to the FIA’s investigation into Ferrari’s power unit.
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Ferrari want to put smiles on faces amid coronavirus
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has said it is the team’s obligation to try make people smile as the world continues to tackle the deadly coronavirus outbreak.
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Glock calls for Ferrari disqualification
Timo Glock has hit out at the way the FIA has handled its investigation into Ferrari, calling on the Scuderia to be disqualified.
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Brundle wants Hamilton to join Ferrari
Martin Brundle has said he wants to see Lewis Hamilton in Ferrari red next season for the “great story” it would make for Formula 1.
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Italy quarantine threatens Australian Grand Prix
The Australian Grand Prix could be in doubt after several regions in northern Italy were locked down, including Modena where Ferrari are based.