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Mattia Binotto defends Ferrari resignation amid tensions with Charles Leclerc

The pressure was mounting on Ferrari to seek new leadership in 2023, after an internal capitulation caused by the team’s decision-making left star driver Charles Leclerc and team principal Mattia Binotto on non-speaking terms. Ferrari issued a statement dismissing rumours that they were looking to replace Binotto after their failure to mount a season-long title

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Charles Leclerc: ‘No driver can make that difference’

2022 was by far Charles Leclerc’s best season with Ferrari, even if the Monegasque’s year was ridiculed somewhat by errors made by the team. After storming onto the Ferrari scene in 2019 following his move from Sauber, the 24-year-old endured two extremely challenging seasons. 2020 and 2021 were woeful for Ferrari, who had an underperforming

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Former Ferrari driver to replace Mattia Binotto

Ferrari’s Christmas card list is set to be the largest in the Maranello-based side’s history, with the Italians in the process of deciding who to try and sign as their next team principal. Searching for a new team boss is no unfamiliar task for the Scuderia, who appear to be repeating the process every few

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Revealed: Eyewatering cost of Carlos Sainz’s car collection

Formula 1 drivers have a tendency to rack up quite the car collection over the course of their careers, with Bugattis, Maseratis, Ferraris and Aston Martins becoming a common sight on race weekends. Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz has been one of the more modest drivers over recent seasons, with the Spaniard revealing that during his time

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‘Just feels sluggish’: Charles Leclerc opens up on 2022 car

2022 was a real Jekyll and Hyde year for Charles Leclerc, as he began the season as arguably the title favourite following a string of early victories, before consistent errors by Leclerc and Ferrari saw Red Bull run away with both titles. The start of the new season saw a major change in regulations, with

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F1 legend tells Ferrari to address their ‘stupidities’

Ferrari really were their own worst enemy in 2022, with the Maranello-based side having had all the tools they needed to claim their first World Championship since 2008. Despite having a strong driver line-up and an impressive car, the Italians let themselves down constantly when it came to strategy, something that ultimately saw Charles Leclerc

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Carlos Sainz: ‘Probably not worth putting it out in the media’

Ferrari have arguable the strongest driver pairing on the Formula 1 grid, with both Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz more than capable of winning races, and with neither driver being seen as significantly better than the other. Many driver pairings that are so competitive with each other turn toxic, as they battle each other on

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Christian Horner mocks Ferrari for axing Mattia Binotto

With the 2022 season done and dusted, Red Bull employees have been understandably enjoying themselves, following a season of complete domination. As they approached this season, the Austrian side probably couldn’t have imagined winning 17 out of 22 races in a season, with 15 of those having been claimed by Max Verstappen. It was truly

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