Ex-Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa expects Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz to both be “title contenders” in the forthcoming season, with the Brazilian not expecting it to be a straight duel between rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. Ferrari are a side who have been somewhat overlooked in regard to title favourites, with the majority of the
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Ex-Ferrari driver Felipe Massa has tipped Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz to be “title contenders”, with the Brazilian expecting the Maranello-based team to bounce back from their issues last season. 2022 could’ve been the year for Ferrari to end their wait for a title, with 2023 marking the 15th year since they claimed their most
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The 2022 season saw Ferrari shoot themselves in the foot more often than they were actually beaten. The team’s power unit was a very powerful one, but the Scuderia ultimately experienced too many reliability issues to take advantage of this pace. Alongside a multitude of strategic errors, the team saw themselves drop a number of
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The scenes in Turkey and Syria at the moment are ones of tragedy, as the bodies of missing people are still being discovered in the aftermath of devastating earthquakes. The disaster has seen thousands of people lose their lives and the efforts to find people trapped underneath the rubble are leading to more and more
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The 2022 season ended in disappointment for Ferrari, not because they were beaten by a much superior team, but because they knew that they had put themselves out of title contention by shooting themselves in the foot multiple times. The Scuderia initially looked to be the fastest team on track under the major regulation changes,
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Sky Sports’ coverage of F1 will look slightly different in 2023, as fan favourites such as Johnny Herbert and Paul di Resta have been let go by the broadcasting giants. It has been suggested that Herbert in particular paid the price for speaking out against the injustice that occurred at the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand
MoreCharles Leclerc was given the opportunity of a lifetime at the Yas Marina Circuit, after being allowed to drive Ferrari’s sensational 2003 challenger, the F2003. Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello used the F2003 for 12 rounds of the 2003 Formula 1 season, with the duo having claimed five pole positions, seven wins and 13 podiums
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Having not won a championship since 2008, it finally looked as if the major changes in regulations that came into effect last year would see Ferrari return to title winning glory. The Scuderia came flying out of the blocks in Bahrain with a one-two finish, while both Red Bulls retired with reliability issues and Mercedes
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The major regulation changes that came into effect at the start of last season proved a difficult nut to crack for a number of teams, with Mercedes especially struggling to find their peak performance. Red Bull on the other hand dominated, quickly overcoming their reliability woes that saw Max Verstappen retire in Bahrain and Australia
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Formula 1 drivers grow up watching the likes of Niki Lauda, Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher, dreaming of being able to drive one of their legendary cars. Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc was given the honour of driver Lauda’s famous 1974 Ferrari at last year’s Monaco Grand Prix, something which he would have dreamed of since
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