On Wednesday, after months of speculation linking Mick Schumacher to the Haas F1 Team, it was announced that the German would be driving for the American racing outfit next year. In an interview hot on the heels of the announcement, Schumacher revealed that it was Mattia Binotto, the team principal of Scuderia Ferrari, who gave
MoreAt this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix, Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto said the Scuderia is now ready to support an engine freeze from the end of next season, but added that a mechanism for engine performance convergence should also be considered. This mechanism would essentially help power unit suppliers who have a large performance gap
MoreFollowing Honda’s announcement that it would be withdrawing from Formula One at the end of 2021, it emerged that Red Bull was interested in taking over the intellectual property of Honda’s power unit to avoid it having to look for a new engine supplier. However, to avoid falling behind their rivals’ power units, Red Bull
MoreThis season has unquestionably been a difficult one for Sebastian Vettel, with him often trailing Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc and relations with the Scuderia clearly breaking down at certain points this year. However, for many people, his strong performance at Istanbul last weekend shows that he is still a force to be reckoned with and
MoreLewis Hamilton sealed his seventh F1 title last time out at Istanbul, and he has since revealed that he has mulled a move to Ferrari throughout his career. Speaking to Italy’s Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper, Hamilton said: “We talked on occasion but we didn’t go beyond understanding what options were on the table and they
MoreFerrari had their strongest result of the season last time out at the Turkish Grand Prix, with the team’s outgoing driver, Sebastian Vettel, winning his first podium of 2020 and Charles Leclerc finishing in P4. Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto wasn’t there to witness Vettel’s podium in the flesh as he recently announced he would
MoreThe Turkish Grand Prix was Ferrari’s best race of 2020 so far, with Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc finishing P3 and P4, respectively. The race at Istanbul was also the first grand prix of the season which Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto didn’t attend. READ: ‘I Am F****** Stupid’: Leclerc Furious After Missing Out On
MoreFerrari will field one of its youngest and least experienced driver line-ups in a while next year, when Carlos Sainz joins Charles Leclerc at the Scuderia. Leclerc has already established himself as one of the most exciting young talents in Formula One, and he’s likely to start the 2021 season as Ferrari’s number one driver.
MoreAs Scuderia Ferrari struggles down in sixth place in the Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship, the team is making significant changes as it looks to be more competitive in 2021 and when the new regulations come into effect a year later. With a new Ferrari power unit on the horizon for 2021, Mattia Binotto has announced
MoreSebastian Vettel will start the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in 14th position – seven places behind team-mate Charles Leclerc. In a post-qualifying interview, when asked what needs to happen for him to make up ground in the race tomorrow, Vettel joked: “If everybody in front retires!” READ: Lando Norris: My Apology Was Mainly To Lewis
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