Ferrari chairman, John Elkann, does not believe that the technical directive (TD) introduced midway through this season had any bearing on his team’s performance. Ferrari are Red Bull have won all 16 races between them this year, but 12 of them have gone to the Milton Keynes duo of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez. Charles
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Ferrari team principal, Mattia Binotto, would like to press on and find some answers as to why Red Bull have been performing so much better in recent rounds. Seven of Ferrari’s pole positions have been overturned by Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez this season, and neither Charles Leclerc nor Carlos Sainz have won since Austria.
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Former Formula 1 driver, Jean Alesi, has advised team principal, Mattia Binotto, to recruit “reinforcements” to help his team. The Italian side started the season in style under the new technical regulations, as Charles Leclerc took victory in two of the opening three races in Bahrain and Australia. Carlos Sainz had come home second to
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George Russell joked with Charles Leclerc after things got a little close between them at the first corner of the Italian Grand Prix. Leclerc started on pole after a fine performance during qualifying, while Russell was promoted to second after Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz, Sergio Perez and Sir Lewis Hamilton all took grid penalties. At
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Ferrari are planning to give Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz two further upgrades as they try to end Max Verstappen’s win streak. The Dutchman is currently on course to break the record for most wins in a single season, as well as the record for most consecutive wins. Sebastian Vettel currently holds the latter on
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Despite having started seventh, Max Verstappen once again stormed to victory, this time at last weekend’s Italian Grand Prix. It was his first time standing on the top step at the ‘Temple of Speed’; however, as a result of winning at Monza he now leads Charles Leclerc by 116 points in the Drivers’ Championship. The
MoreCharles Leclerc was left wondering what might have been after race control could not resume proceedings at the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday. Leclerc started on pole after a brilliant performance on Saturday, and Max Verstappen was pegged back to seventh due to an engine penalty. The Dutchman made his way back up to second
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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is unfazed by the booing he experienced at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix last weekend. Having received raucous support in Austria, Hungary, Spa and Zandvoort, Verstappen and Red Bull rolled into Ferrari territory last weekend for the Italian Grand Prix in Monza. The reigning champion entered the weekend with a 109-point
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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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