Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto left the Italian Grand Prix frustrated with how race director Niels Wittich dealt with Daniel Ricciardo’s late retirement, by seemingly following the rulebook to a tee. Ricciardo pulled off the circuit between the two Lesmos on Lap 47/53 to retire, with a Safety Car having been released to recover the Australian’s car.
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Ferrari team principal, Mattia Binotto, believes that Ferrari’s fans were simply unhappy at the way the Italian Grand Prix ended on Sunday, hence the booing. The tifosi were sent into raptures on Saturday as Charles Leclerc took pole position, with Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez in behind. The reigning champion had an engine
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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Mercedes’ George Russell looked on in amazement as they watched Sir Lewis Hamilton’s impressive double pass on Lando Norris and Pierre Gasly at the Italian Grand Prix. Hamilton started the race in 19th after taking a back of the grid penalty by switching to a new power unit, and his recovery
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Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc asserts that his team made the right choice pitting him under the Virtual Safety Car at the Italian Grand Prix. The Monegasque started on pole after a sublime effort in qualifying on Saturday, while Max Verstappen began seventh due to grid penalties having qualified second initially. It took the Dutchman just a
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Sebastian Vettel is counting down his races in Formula 1, with the four-time World Champion set to retire at the end of the season. The German has enjoyed a highly successful F1 career, during which he’s claimed four titles and 53 victories, with the first of those having come in 2008. The 35-year-old famously won
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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has finally apologised to AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda and the people of Japan, after making a disrespectful comment after the Dutch Grand Prix. Tsunoda, who will start from the back of the grid at the Italian Grand Prix following a fifth reprimand, was compared to a tsunami at Zandvoort, after
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Fans were left feeling short-changed after an anti-climactic end to the 2022 Italian Grand Prix on Sunday. Charles Leclerc started on pole in front of the adoring Ferrari faithful in Monza, while Max Verstappen started the race seventh after taking an engine penalty. The Dutchman took but a handful of laps to make it up
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Yet more harassment was seen at the Italian Grand Prix, with a number of Ferrari fans caught harassing spectators who were wearing Red Bull hats. Misbehaviour by the side of the racetrack, sadly, has been almost as prominent as the events on circuit so far in 2022, after multiple instances of misconduct. Two men were
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Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz is not a million miles away from a grid penalty after he picked up his fourth reprimand of the season at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix. Yuki Tsunoda came into the weekend with a 10-place penalty after picking up his fifth of the year in the Netherlands last weekend following his bizarre
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Ferrari team principal, Mattia Binotto, agrees with chairman John Elkann after the Italian-American’s call for improvements. The Scuderia’s title challenge has fallen apart this year following multiple instances of reliability failures, strategic mistakes and the occasional driver error. Charles Leclerc has arguably lost six race wins this year, two of them to engine failures, three
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