Lewis Hamilton approves of upgrades but not satisfied
Lewis Hamilton approves of updates after practice, but is not satisfied with eighth place in Bahrain FP2.
Lewis Hamilton approves of updates after practice, but is not satisfied with eighth place in Bahrain FP2.
Charles Leclerc expresses his pessimism about Ferrari’s competitiveness after FP2 of the Bahrain GP.
Despite a complicated start to the season, the British driver arrives in Bahrain with renewed confidence in himself and in Ferrari
Charles Leclerc addresses rumors of the alleged falling out with Ferrari and reiterates his interest in working with the team.
Frederic Vasseur analyzes the performance of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in the Japanese GP and future challenges.
Lewis Hamilton tries to hide disappointment over seventh place in Japan. Find out his words after the race.
Charles Leclerc vents after disappointing result in Japan. Find out his words on the future of the season.
Perfect weekend for the World Champion who shines at Suzuka and relaunches in a big way. Ferrari still struggling.
Charles Leclerc examines unfiltered fourth place in Suzuka qualifying behind MAx Verstappen and the two McLarens
Lewis Hamilton comments on his performance in qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix: eighth place certainly does not satisfy him.
Max Verstappen’s incredible lap in Japan: pole and record for him. McLaren mocked in qualifying, Ferrari to review.
The words of Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton. eCharles Leclerc after Friday’s free practice in Japan.
Ferrari’s team principal, after free practice, has good feelings ahead of qualifying and the race. Watch out for the wind.
Lewis Hamilton denies rumors about his confidence in the team, reiterating his 100 percent support for Ferrari.
In a press conference, Lewis Hamilton clarifies his expectations of Ferrari and returns to the disqualification in China: his statements.
Jacques Villeneuve spoke on Cardplayer about Ferrari’s moment: “I’m not...
Team principal Frederic Vasseur warns Ferrari ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix: his words to the official channels of the Rossa.
Juan Pablo Montoya gives Ferrari a hint against Charles Leclerc. Find out what he revealed about the team's performance.
The Global Head of Ferrari Endurance and Corse Clienti makes no secret of his satisfaction.
At'Autodromo di Monza 7 thousand fans of the Rossa: spectacle and a lot of public for the one-make event of the House of Maranello.
The Monegasque’s feat includes a statistic that not even the great Kaiser managed to record.
The Monegasque compares winter expectations with the reality of the track, but also sets a new goal.
“I know from people who were at Ferrari that everyone in Maranello works with fear, no one has anything to say because they are afraid of losing their jobs.”
The 1978 world champion hopes for the return of Luca di Montezemolo as president.
The former president of the Cavallino has his say on the Monegasque’s future, which has yet to be clarified by the current management.
The Italian-language motorsport.com website reports that a number of experienced power unit engineers may be leaving the Maranello-based company, following the former team principal of the Prancing Horse, to join the French stable.
“We have a development plan that says our car will be two-tenths faster in September, two more in October, four more in 2024.”
It remains to be seen when the former Ferrari team principal will be able to settle at the transalpine team under the agreements made with the Maranello-based manufacturer: the French team is in fact without a team principal and will have to make an announcement soon.
“If I were in charge of Ferrari I would obviously try to emulate what happened in Michael Schumacher’s time, which brought figures like Rory Byrne and Pat Symonds to Maranello.”