Former Formula 1 driver, Ralf Schumacher, is left tearing his hair out at Ferrari’s constant comical errors this season. Strategic errors have cost Charles Leclerc victories in Monaco, Silverstone and Budapest, while more confusion saw him drop further points in Spa. Carlos Sainz has not been free of those dramas either, after a lack of
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Ferrari team principal, Mattia Binotto, has affirmed that no changes are needed at the Scuderia after more calamities at the Dutch Grand Prix. Strategic mistakes have long been a theme of the Scuderia, and Sebastian Vettel ended up acting as a strategist and a driver all at once as he tried to bring home the
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To celebrate 75 years of grand prix racing this weekend, Ferrari are set to make their attire a little more yellow, but does that bode well? On 11 May 1974, the Ferrari 125 S made an appearance at the grand prix of Piacenza – it was the first Ferrari racing car ever built, but it
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Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has conceded that winning the championship is now going to be an uphill struggle. Leclerc entered the Dutch Grand Prix weekend 98 points adrift of Max Verstappen in the Drivers’ Standings, and the teams headed to a Zandvoort Circuit where, theoretically, the Scuderia were expected to be faster than Red Bull. The
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Things will be turning a little bit yellow for Ferrari at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix as they gear up for a special event. This season, the Scuderia are celebrating 75 years of participation in Formula 1, which began three years before the start of the world championship era. On 11 May 1947, Franco Cortese
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Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen observed how tight the Zandvoort pit lane is while watching Carlos Sainz’s unsafe release at the 2022 Dutch Grand Prix. Verstappen started on pole ahead of Leclerc and Sainz on Sunday, and that trio led in the opening stages, before a horrible pit stop from Ferrari put the Spaniard down
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Ferrari team principal, Mattia Binotto, was unmoved by 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg’s suggestion that changes need to be made to Ferrari following more blunders at the Dutch Grand Prix. Having started third, Carlos Sainz had started to fall back into the clutches of Sir Lewis Hamilton and, going onto lap 12, the Italian side
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Mercedes’ George Russell has affirmed that Max Verstappen would have emerged the winner of the Dutch Grand Prix even had the Silver Arrows left the 24-year-old out on track. Russell started the race sixth behind fourth-placed Sir Lewis Hamilton after both Mercedes drivers were denied a real shot at pole position on Saturday due to
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Charles Leclerc has revealed at the Dutch Grand Prix that he is “of course not angry” with title rival Max Verstappen, after the pair’s unbelievable Belgian Grand Prix incident. Reigning World Champion Verstappen’s “worst nightmare” came true at Spa-Francorchamps last weekend, after he dropped a tear-off on the opening lap of the Belgian GP which
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F1 fans on Reddit have poked fun at Ferrari’s head of strategy, Iñaki Rueda, after the Spaniard defended his decision to pit Charles Leclerc late on in Belgium. Leclerc had gone into the weekend at Spa knowing that he would take a grid penalty after qualifying due to adding too many engine parts to his
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