Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has said that his duel against Max Verstappen at the 2019 Austrian Grand Prix made him a more aggressive F1 racer. Leclerc started on pole position and led most of the 71-lap race, but Verstappen managed to overtake him with just two laps of the grand prix to go. Follow us
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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has refused to publicly voice his views on Formula One’s proposed driver salary cap. “It is an issue that we should discuss among ourselves as drivers and then with the FIA,” Leclerc replied when asked for his thoughts on F1 imposing a driver salary cap. Follow us on Google News to
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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has said he is pleased to see the Scuderia make progress in all “areas that were possible” following a very poor 2020 season. READ: Mercedes Hit Back At Bottas’ ‘Not Quite Normal’ Strategy Claim The Maranello-based team finished last year sixth in the Constructors’ Championship, making 2020 their worst season
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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has fired a thinly veiled jibe at Sebastian Vettel, who departed the Scuderia at the end of 2020, saying the team can now “count on both” of their drivers. READ: 86% Of F1 Fans Believe FIA Tweaked Regs To Hurt Hamilton & Mercedes Carlos Sainz replaced Vettel at Ferrari, and
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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc was left embarrassed while answering a fan’s question after Sebastian Vettel interjected and said something he wasn’t supposed to say. READ: Luca Corberi’s Lawyers Highlight Schumacher-Coulthard Fracas In Defence Of Disgraced Karter The incident took place in the run-up to the 2020 Italian Grand Prix and was revealed in episode four
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All F1 teams are expected to abandon the development of their 2021 challengers and switch focus to their 2022 cars early on this campaign, as next year will see sweeping regulation changes come into effect. READ: Sebastian Vettel Willing To Accept ‘Horrible’ Car As Long As It’s Quick This makes 2022 more important than a
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Ferrari will have one of the strongest driver line-ups on the F1 grid this upcoming season, with Carlos Sainz joining Charles Leclerc at the Scuderia. READ: Sebastian Vettel Will ‘Definitely’ Have A ‘Tough’ First Race With Aston Martin Leclerc is about to enter his third season in Formula One with Ferrari, while Sainz is joining
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Carlos Sainz has said he expects McLaren to be a strong rival this season, as he believes they will benefit from switching to Mercedes power from Renault. READ: F1 Fans Want A Dubai Grand Prix The Spaniard left the Woking-based team at the end of last season to join Ferrari – and he is expecting
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Ferrari and its two customer teams – Alfa Romeo and Haas – will be running a new power unit this year after having the weakest engine in Formula One last campaign. READ: Source: WADA Still Investigating Haas Livery Despite FIA Saying It’s Legal The Scuderia has said it is confident that it has taken a
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Pre-season testing got underway on Friday in Bahrain, giving drivers the first chance to drive their 2021 cars at the limit and gather data ahead of the season-opener at the same circuit later this month. Ferrari were the final team to unveil their 2021 challenger, with the Scuderia taking the wraps off of the SF21
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