Ferrari has announced that it will set up a hub for the Haas F1 Team in Maranello which will be run by a segment of its workforce as it looks to reduce its spending to comply with next season’s $145 million budget cap. Commenting on this new “Haas hub”, Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto said:
MoreFerrari team principal Mattia Binotto has said Mick Schumacher could race for the Scuderia in Formula One as early as 2023. However, Binotto stressed that it is important to give Schumacher time to develop and to get to grips with competing in Formula One. READ: Lewis Hamilton Will Sign New Mercedes Contract ‘Sooner Or Later’
MoreCarlos Sainz, who had his final race with McLaren last weekend in Abu Dhabi, travelled to Maranello on Friday for a seat fitting and media event at Ferrari HQ. The Spaniard described it as a day he’ll “never forget” and said it was “pretty special” to be in red for the first time. READ: Leclerc
MoreFollowing his last race with Ferrari last weekend, Sebastian Vettel has revealed that Lewis Hamilton, whom he’s battled for the Championship on a number of occasions, cheered him up after it was announced that he would leaving the Scuderia at the end of 2020. “Right after the bad news in spring, Lewis called me. We
MoreDespite having a difficult final season, Sebastian Vettel leaves Ferrari as the third-most winning driver in the history of the Scuderia and he will be looking forward to having a clean slate next year at Aston Martin Racing. At his final race weekend with Ferrari in Abu Dhabi, the Maranello-based team hailed Vettel’s professionalism and
More1997 Formula One World Champion Jacques Villeneuve has described Sebastian Vettel’s final season with Ferrari as “agony”, and the Canadian has suggested that the Scuderia favoured Charles Leclerc over the four-time World Champion. “It was a very tough year for Vettel. It was agony for him actually and he will be happy to go home.
MoreFerrari’s miserable season finally came to an end last weekend in Abu Dhabi, and although Charles Leclerc is hoping for a much stronger package next year, he believes 2020 was his best season in Formula One. Focusing on the positives, Leclerc said: “For the future, I think we have learnt a lot from this season
MoreCharles Leclerc is paying tribute to Sebastian Vettel at his last race with Ferrari by sporting a special helmet design at this weekend’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The design, which you can see down below, has “Danke Seb” written on it and features a few pictures of the Ferrari team-mates together. READ: Ferrari CEO Louis
MoreFerrari Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Louis Camilleri has stepped down from his position at the Italian car-maker, the company announced on Thursday. Camilleri’s exit comes around two-and-a-half years after he was appointed CEO following the death of Sergio Marchionne. READ: Haas Team Principal Refuses To Reveal How Nikita Mazepin Will Be Punished His decision to
MoreOn Wednesday, the Haas F1 Team confirmed Mick Schumacher, the son of Formula One legend Michael Schumacher, as their second driver for the 2021 season. Schumacher was unsurprisingly ecstatic to achieve his lifelong dream and was already starting to think about preparing for the start of the 2021 season in March despite still having one
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