Charles Leclerc admits that his second place finish in the Qatar GP came as a surprise and that his Ferrari team was “lucky” to get such a result at a track where McLaren had superior pace. Leclerc was running fourth when he jumped Oscar Piastri around the safety car...
Charles Leclerc admits that Ferrari has to “do something special” in the Qatar GP in order to gain points on McLaren in the fight for the constructors’ title. The Maranello team lost a further six points in Saturday’s sprint, leaving the gap at 30 heading into today’s...
Carlos Sainz insists that he and Charles Leclerc and the rest of the Ferrari team have “turned the page” on a frustrating Las Vegas GP. The team had a messy race as the two drivers swapped positions several times and Leclerc was left furious by the end of the race...
Zhou Guanyu says that he’s yet to make a decision on a future reserve role, with Ferrari currently favourite to secure the services of the Sauber driver. Zhou is well known to Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, who was his team boss at the then Alfa Romeo outfit in...
Charles Leclerc admits that the early tyre graining he suffered in the Las Vegas GP was “my bad” after he pushed too hard while fighting George Russell. From fourth on the grid Leclerc jumped past Pierre Gasly and his Ferrari team mate Carlos Sainz to claim second...
Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur admits that the team was in “a bit of chaos” as it tried to juggle the interests of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc in Las Vegas. Both drivers suffered badly with tyre graining and swapped places several times over the course of...
Carlos Sainz said that “no one's happy today in the team” after he and Charles Leclerc finished third and fourth in the Las Vegas GP. The pair suffered from more tyre graining than had been anticipated in a race that proved difficult for the team to manage as the pair...
Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur expects the World Championship battle to remain close with no single team dominating over the remaining races. The Italian outfit is currently 36 points behind leaders McLaren, with Red Bull Racing third and still mathematically in...
Fred Vasseur says that Ferrari didn’t want to “fight” the FIA on the clampdown on skid blocks contained in a recent technical directive. The Italian outfit was one of several teams that has had to make changes to meet the clarification issued by the FIA, and which...
Ferrari ran a new floor on Carlos Sainz’s car in FP1 in Las Vegas on Thursday, but only as a wind tunnel correlation exercise – and it won’t be used for the rest of the weekend. The fact that the team made the effort to design and construct the floor for use in a...
Charles Leclerc says that the Ferrari Formula 1 team's collective mindset is the key to the Italian outfit's strong form in 2024. Leclerc believes that under Fred Vasseur the team has learned to ignore "outside noise" and work in a more disciplined way. The team has...
The 2024 F1 season is nearing its final strides, with three consecutive race weekends defining the verdicts of both championships which turned out to be much more competitive than what anyone could've imagined in March. Work on the 2025 models has been underway for...
With three races to go McLaren must defend a 36 point lead over Ferrari and 49 over Red Bull; despite gaining a big chunk of points in the summer races, Mercedes’ threat didn't last much longer. After the start of the season, nobody could've predicted Red Bull’s ten...
Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur insists that the Sao Paulo GP was "not a dramatic weekend” for the Italian team despite a poor overall result. Following two superb performances in Austin and Mexico City Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz finished fourth and fifth in...
Carlos Sainz has apologised to his Ferrari Formula 1 team for what he called “two very strange, unfortunate crashes” on Sunday in Brazil. Sainz went off heavily in the morning Q2 session, stranding himself in P14. However the team decided to take a complete fresh...
Charles Leclerc admits that his Ferrari Formula 1 team was “nowhere” at a wet Interlagos on Sunday, and took part of the responsibility for a wrong turn on setup that didn’t pay off. Leclerc was sixth in a damp qualifying on Sunday morning, and then struggled for pace...
