F1, Ferrari: the Spanish do not forgive Charles Leclerc
‘Marca’ points the finger at the Monegasque and calls for more attention towards Carlos Sainz.
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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
Fernando Alonso regrets nothing. And praises Ferrari
The Aston Martin driver spoke ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix.
F1 Ferrari, Carlos Sainz speaks out on contract
The Spanish driver spoke ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix
F1, Ferrari: Frederic Vasseur’s hopes for the Hungarian GP
Ferrari’s team principal’s words when the weekend at the Hungaroring is just a short time away.
Vasseur: “Ferrari closer to Red Bull,” and glosses over the future of Leclerc and Sainz
The team principal focuses on the Hungarian GP and the growth of the SF-23: “About the drivers’ contract we will talk, but not now.”
F1, Frederic Vasseur no-nonsense ahead of the Hungarian GP
“The Hungaroring should better suit the characteristics of the SF-23,” Ferrari’s team principal admitted.
F1, Ferrari: Marc Gené blows everyone away on Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz’s chances
The Spanish driver and commentator analyzed the Rossa’s season and declared himself optimistic.
He was in Ferrari with Prost and Mansell: now he’s stern with Charles Leclerc
The driver, who attended Maranello in the very early 1990s, is also hard on the team: “I see a team without a rudder.”
F1, Ferrari flop: Vasseur confirms change in strategy
The Maranello stable has been focusing for weeks on the 2024 car
F1, SF-23 disappointment: in Ferrari’s house they are already thinking about 2024
The second part of the 2023 season will be tapped for the coming Red.
F1: Ferrari fiasco, Arrivabene defends Vasseur
Maranello’s former team principal: “He just needs time.”
F1, Ferrari: Frederic Vasseur sheds light on strategy
Rossa’s team principal explained what went wrong at Silverstone.
F1 Ferrari, Carlos Sainz dejected: “Done what we could”
Spanish rider comments on tenth place at Silverstone.
F1, Charles Leclerc lists Ferrari’s problems
The disappointing ninth place in Silverstone gives further (and unwanted) question marks.
Ferrari, Frederic Vasseur has one regret after Silverstone Saturday
The Cavallino team principal’s analysis after Leclerc’s fourth place and Sainz’s fifth in qualifying.
Carlos Sainz and overtaking Charles Leclerc: his explanation
The Monegasque complained over the radio about his comrade’s maneuver in Ferrari, he justified his actions.
F1, Charles Leclerc sets goal ahead of race
The Ferrari driver spoke out after finishing fourth in qualifying.
Max Verstappen on pole at Silverstone ahead of McLaren duo, then Ferraris
The Red Bull world champion precedes Norris and rookie Piastri, fourth and fifth Leclerc and Sainz.
F1, Gp Silverstone: Max Verstappen also takes FP2, problems for Charles Leclerc
The two-time world champion was ahead of Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) and Alexander Albon (Williams).
F1 free practice Silverstone: Verstappen already clearly the fastest, Ferrari behind
The Dutch driver is immediately in front after the first free practice of the British Grand Prix
