Ferrari SF-23, Charles Leclerc unveils: ‘Doubts from the start’
The Monegasque driver: “I had a strange feeling from the very first laps.”
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Mattia Binotto, early return to F1? Alpine calls him
The former Ferrari team principal would be back in operation a few months earlier than expected.
F1, Charles Leclerc is outspoken about market rumors
“These rumors leave me indifferent, because I know what I want,” said the Monegasque driver.
Benedict Vigna tries to raise Ferrari again
“We are working day and night to make our car more competitive.”
Ferrari well in the Sprint Races: the line of Frederic Vasseur
The Cavallino team principal analyzes the Rosse’s good performance in Saturday’s races, between the serious and the facetious.
F1, Gian Carlo Minardi is lapidary about Ferrari’s competitiveness
“Maranello is paying for too many seasons of inaction,” said the president of Formula Imola.
Charles Leclerc doesn’t laugh, fury Carlos Sainz
“If we look at Red Bull there is still a lot of work to be done especially in terms of pace, they are better in terms of tire degradation.”
F1, the usual Verstappen also wins in Belgium. Podium for Leclerc, Sainz out
The Dutchman, who started sixth, took 17 laps to gain the lead, then flew undisturbed to the checkered flag. Second was Perez, third the Monegasque.
Ferrari off the podium in Spa Sprint Race, words from Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc
Statements from the Spaniard and the Monegasque who finished fourth and fifth in Belgium.
F1, Charles Leclerc does not hide disappointment: ‘I was from pole’
The Ferrari driver spoke after finishing fourth in the Sprint Shootout.
F1, Carlos Sainz looks forward to Sprint Race
The Ferrari driver spoke out after his third place finish in the Sprint Shootout.
F1, Sprint Shootout Gp Belgium: Max Verstappen takes pole, Ferrari on second row
The Red Bull driver was ahead of Oscar Piastri (McLaren) and Carlos Sainz (Ferrari).
F1, Verstappen pole at Spa, but there is penalty: Charles Leclerc on front row
The Red Bull driver penalized five positions. Next to the Monegasque will start Sergio Perez.
Rain at Spa, Carlos Sainz ahead in free practice, qualifying in jeopardy
Ferrari’s Spaniard was ahead of the two McLarens, fourth but detached Leclerc, Verstappen with no good times.
Charles Leclerc bets on weather for Belgian GP
The Ferrari driver spoke at a press conference in Spa.
F1, Carlos Sainz no-nonsense about the potential of the SF-23
“We all expected a more competitive car,” admitted the Spanish driver.
Ferrari, Frederic Vasseur says goodbye to another pillar
There will be no Laurent Mekies at Spa, who, as of January, will be team principal of Alpha Tauri.
Carlos Sainz armors up at Ferrari, but with one condition
Ahead of the possible renewal with the Cavallino, the Spanish driver speaks out.
F1 Ferrari, Frederic Vasseur is adamant: “We must dare”
The team principal of the Prancing Horse spoke ahead of the Belgian GP.
F1, Vasseur freewheeling, including on Leclerc’s future
Ferrari team principal: “Future drivers? Today the only priority is to develop the car.”
F1 Ferrari: Spaniards furious over Sainz, Vasseur retorts
Maranello’s team principal returned to the decision to keep Leclerc ahead of Sainz in Hungary
F1, Ferrari: the Spanish do not forgive Charles Leclerc
‘Marca’ points the finger at the Monegasque and calls for more attention towards Carlos Sainz.
Ferrari, Frederic Vasseur doesn’t see everything black and defends Charles Leclerc
The team principal’s words, “We make too many mistakes but the pace was good, Charles should not always be criticized.”
Carlos Sainz goes down flat: “We’re seventh place, it’s a pain.”
Ferrari’s Spaniard speaks plainly: “We have closed in the position we are in, we can’t solve the problems.”
Charles Leclerc does not give up: “Demoralized? No, our time will come.”
The Ferrari driver is dry: “We keep working relentlessly, at some point it will pay off.”
Max Verstappen: record year, but he’s still behind Michael Schumacher’s 2004
One statistic keeps the Kaiser and his best Ferrari still ahead of the unbeatable Dutchman.
Hungarian GP qualifying: Lewis Hamilton mocks Max Verstappen by 3 thousandths
Mercedes’ Briton returns to pole position almost a year after last time. Still very good McLarens, extraordinary Alfa Sauber. Badly the Ferraris: sixth Leclerc, 11th Sainz.
Ferrari, Charles Leclerc has no illusions
“It was a good day, although it’s hard to tell what the true values on the field are since with this new tire-related format each team followed a different schedule.”
F1, Gp Hungary: FP2 to Charles Leclerc, bad Red Bull
The Monegasque driver was ahead of Lando Norris (McLaren) and Pierre Gasly (Alpine).
F1 Gp Hungary: Russell in front. Accidents for Sainz and Perez
The Mercedes driver was fastest in a session severely limited by rain
