It was truly a Mexican Grand Prix to forget for Carlos Sainz, Charles Leclerc and Ferrari as a whole, with some now concerned over what the result means for the Italians future. After FP1, which Sainz topped from Leclerc, it was looking set to be a great weekend for Ferrari at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez;
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Times are certainly tough for Ferrari and team principal Mattia Binotto, with growing calls from Scuderia fans for the Italian to be sacked from his role at the Maranello-based team. 2022 really has been a wasted year for Ferrari, given that for the majority of the season they have had the strongest car on the
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Mercedes have started to look like themselves in the previous two races, challenging for pole positions and race wins for the first time this season. Austin and Mexico have been Red Bull versus Mercedes, with Ferrari not being able to compete with their rivals as they had earlier in the year, finishing fifth and sixth
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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has answered the question that was on all Ferrari fans lips: why are they suddenly so slow? The Mexican Grand Prix last Sunday was certainly not one worth remembering for the Scuderia, after Carlos Sainz crossed the line in a lonely fifth place, 58 seconds behind winner Max Verstappen. Charles
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A fifth and sixth placed finish in Mexico does not look too unimpressive on paper for Ferrari, however, the Scuderia were never really in contention for the podium places, being left behind by the Mercedes and Red Bulls from the very start. In the latter stages of the race a pit stop saw Sergio Perez
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Lewis Hamilton’s eyes must have lit up at the start of Sunday’s race, as he got past his teammate George Russell in the opening couple of corners, allowing him to hunt down Max Verstappen. The Red Bull’s started on the soft and then went on to the mediums, whilst the Mercedes committed to a medium-hard
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Carlos Sainz was less than optimistic ahead of Sunday’s Mexican Grand Prix, after both Ferraris were almost out-qualified by the Alfa Romeo of Valtteri Bottas, at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit. The Spaniard managed to end Saturday as the top Ferrari-powered driver; however, Bottas was only 0.05 seconds behind the 28-year-old. It meant that the
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Ferrari will most certainly not be remembering the 2022 Mexican Grand Prix in a hurry, after ending the race in a lonely fifth and sixth at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. The Maranello-based team endured a somewhat bizarre weekend in Mexico City, after appearing to be well off the leading pace throughout the weekend, with the
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Ferrari go into the Mexican Grand Prix with their second place in the Constructors’ Championship looking at an increasing risk, with Mercedes appearing to be incredibly strong at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit. The Maranello-based team go into Sunday’s race with Carlos Sainz starting fifth and Charles Leclerc in seventh, with Valtteri Bottas staggeringly splitting
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Carlos Sainz enjoyed a very successful opening day at the Mexican Grand Prix after topping FP1 and technically ending the first day of the weekend as fastest. The Spaniard led a Ferrari one-two Friday morning at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit, in front of a huge crowd. Sainz claimed top spot in FP1 after setting
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