Ferrari appear to have made a decision on who will lead the team in 2023 and hopefully beyond that, with a growing number of reports stating that Alfa Romeo’s Frederic Vasseur will be the next Ferrari team principal. The team principal job at Maranello appears to be a poison chalice for whoever takes it, with
More
Carlos Sainz has endured an inconsistent two years with Ferrari, with the highs of victory in Silverstone often being met by the lows of DNFs in Austin, Austria, Suzuka and Imola. In his first season with Ferrari the Spaniard upset the odds and beat golden boy Charles Leclerc in the final standings by a close
More
With Mattia Binotto’s days as Ferrari team principal being numbered, the Scuderia are reportedly set to announce who will lead the team next season before Christmas, despite previous rumours that nothing would be said until the New Year. Having handed in his resignation, Binotto will officially depart Ferrari on the last day of December, with his replacement likely to
More
Ferrari will be entering the new year already with a headache, after a year of ups and downs which has seemingly ended on a negative note. It has been a seriously challenging few years for the Scuderia, who languished in the midfield in 2020 and 2021, before shocking the world at the start of 2022. Charles Leclerc
More
2022 was an extremely odd season for Ferrari, who started the year with perhaps the best overall package. The F1-75 got going in stunning fashion, with Charles Leclerc having claimed two wins from the opening three rounds. As well as being incredibly quick over one lap, the Ferrari drivers were strong over a race distance,
More
2022 was the perfect year for Red Bull, as they comfortably won both championships with time to spare, allowing the team to switch their attention to planning for 2023 earlier than expected. Verstappen faced an early challenge from Charles Leclerc in his hunt for his second world title, however mistakes by Ferrari, combined with efficient
More
It has been a rollercoaster of a season for Ferrari, with the side having seemingly experienced everything in 2022. Many will likely have forgotten how perfectly the season started for the Maranello-based outfit, with Charles Leclerc having claimed two wins from the first three races of the season. Ferrari left the Australian Grand Prix on
More
Mattia Binotto has had his critics during the 2022 season, with decisions made by his Ferrari team essentially putting themselves out of title contention, allowing Red Bull to cruise to the constructors’ championship. Charles Leclerc has been very critical of Ferrari’s tendency to shoot themselves in the foot over the course of the season, with
More
Everything that you could possibly have predicted about Mercedes in 2023 seemly went the opposite way in a turbulent year for the Silver Arrows. The team finished third in the constructors’ championship, George Russell secured the team’s only win of the season and Lewis Hamilton completed the first winless season of his illustrious career. The
More
Ferrari have endured a tough season under the new regulations that came in at the start of the year, limping to a second-place finish in the championship after struggling to fend off Mercedes in the latter stages of the season. The Scuderia got off to a perfect start in Bahrain with a one-two finish, followed
More