Piero Ferrari, the son of Ferrari’s legendary founder, Enzo Ferrari, has unveiled a lesser-known aspect of Michael Schumacher’s unwavering dedication to the Scuderia. Schumacher, a seven-time world champion and a Ferrari icon, not only achieved historic success with the team but also displayed an unparalleled level of commitment, even to the extent of sleeping in
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Ferrari vice chairman Piero Ferrari believes Charles Leclerc can be “equal” to reigning World Champion Max Verstappen, with the Dutchman’s experience currently being the difference between them. Leclerc and Verstappen battled throughout the first half of last season, with it having looked for a while like the pair would duel for the 2022 Drivers’ Championship.
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Ferrari vice chairman Piero Ferrari is adamant that Charles Leclerc will continue to get better in Formula 1, following the Monegasque’s challenging start to the 2023 season. 2023 certainly hasn’t been a great season for Leclerc, with the 25-year-old having lacked consistency. Leclerc has already made several driver errors this year, with him having made
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Ferrari is in the midst of a tricky season, having only managed to secure a podium finish at one circuit so far. Charles Leclerc bagged P2 in the Sprint race in Azerbaijan and P3 in the Grand Prix but, other than that, Ferrari has found itself behind Red Bull, Aston Martin and Mercedes during race
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Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey has been linked to several teams over the years, with Mercedes being the most recent. With Newey having designed so many title-winning cars throughout his career, it’s easy to see why the likes of Mercedes and Ferrari have previously tried to poach him; however, ever since he made
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Vice chairman of Ferrari and Enzo Ferrari’s son, Piero, believes that Mercedes are trying to skirt the rules in order to make themselves more competitive, and affirms that his team will fight against it. This comes after the Silver Arrows urged the FIA to look into the technical regulations following the arrival of the “porpoising”
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Piero Ferrari, vice-chairman of the Italian supercar brand which shares his surname, has slammed Formula One for spending hundreds of millions of dollars on developing technology, only to keep it secret. In a Sunday interview, Ferrari questioned the point of developing this technology if it is seldom applied off the track. READ: Ferrari Wary Of
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