Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz will take a grid penalty at the French Grand Prix after exceeding his quota of power unit components for the year. read more »

Just under two weeks after his win at the Austrian Grand Prix Ferrari's Charles Leclerc presented himself in top form once again by topping the opening practice session... read more »

Title protagonists Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen in a league of their own in opening practice as Carlos Sainz takes grid penalty. read more »

Charles Leclerc set the fastest time during the opening practice session for Formula 1's French Grand Prix at Circuit Paul Ricard. Leclerc set a time of 1:33.930s to... read more »

Carlos Sainz will be hit with a minimum 10-place F1 grid penalty for this weekend's French Grand Prix after taking on new engine components.  read more »

Carlos Sainz will be demoted on the starting grid for Sunday's French Grand Prix at the Circuit Paul Ricard. The Spaniard has taken on a third Control Electronics for the... read more »

Ferrari is considering whether to add a new power unit to Carlos Sainz' pool, thereby incurring a grid penalty for this weekend's French Grand Prix. read more »

Carlos Sainz is looking at a 10-place grid penalty in France if Ferrari choose to introduce a new power unit. read more »

Spotted in the Paul Ricard pitlane on Thursday, Charles Leclerc's F1-75 has been fitted with the new design in preparation for evaluation during Friday afternoon's... read more »

Carlos Sainz did not intend to appear critical towards marshals removing his stricken Ferrari in Austria. read more »

Carlos Sainz has apologised after unintentionally criticising the 'heroic' marshals at the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Carlos Sainz says that he did not intend to criticise the marshals at the Austrian Grand Prix for their response to his car catching on fire. Sainz was forced to exit his car... read more »

After Ferrari took two sensational successive victories at the previous two venues at Silverstone and Spielberg courtesy of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc, the field had a... read more »

Ferrari's decision to choose pace over reliability with their power unit is still supported by Carlos Sainz, despite his Austrian Grand Prix retirement. read more »

Carlos Sainz had been critical of how long it took to extinguish the fire in his Ferrari at the Red Bull Ring. read more »

Helmut Marko thinks there was a "toxic" atmosphere at Toro Rosso with Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz there. read more »

Charles Leclerc has conceded the fragility of Ferrari's power unit remains a concern after Carlos Sainz's fiery end to last weekend's Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has revealed the shameful memory of Michael Schumacher's Austrian Grand Prix victory from 20 years ago is fuelling his philosophy for... read more »

The history books will show that Carlos Sainz converted his first pole position into his first win at Silverstone - but for those who watched, those who were there, and the man... read more »

The safety team at the Austrian Grand Prix has defended the way it handled the fire to Carlos Sainz's Ferrari. read more »

Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz spent just 23 F1 grands prix as a pairing but their relationship has been declared as "toxic". read more »

While Carlos Sainz always prioritises Ferrari's needs, he knows when he needs to be trusted. read more »

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are the best driver pairing in Formula 1, says Ferrari vice chairman Piero Ferrari. read more »

By the time Carlos Sainz's engine blew in Austria, Max Verstappen had already accepted that he was going to finish no higher than P3. read more »

Carlos Sainz's rolling car made it more difficult for the marshals to attended to his fiery scene at the Austrian GP. read more »