England international cricketer Ben Stokes will join five current F1 drivers, including Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, in competing in this weekend's F1 Esports Virtual... read more »

The Virtual Grand Prix series will be bolstered by a few more Formula 1 drivers joining the competition this weekend, including Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. read more »

Five current Formula 1 drivers - including Ferrari's Charles Leclerc - will be racing in this weekend's Virtual GP on Sky Sports, with England cricket star Ben Stokes... read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel says money "is not the most important thing" in his discussions with Ferrari about a new contract read more »

Formula 1 may be in lockdown, but when the sport gets back up and running again, Red Bull will be ready be more questions about Ferrari's 2019 engine. read more »

Although continuing with the 2020 cars into 2021 may not be good for Ferrari's chances of success, Mattia Binotto says it was the "responsible" call to make. read more »

Christian Horner warns that the pre-Melbourne row with the FIA over its handling of the Ferrari engine issue has not been forgotten. read more »

Will Vettel stay at Ferrari? Who would replace him? Finley Crebolder and Michelle Foster take a look in the latest episode of Torquing Point. read more »

Ferrari says the delayed introduction of the 2021 regulations has likely put it at a disadvantage to its rivals, but had to accept it for the sake of Formula 1 read more »

Seven UK-based F1 teams (Mercedes, Red Bull, McLaren, Renault, Racing Point, Haas and Williams) are battling the Coronavirus pandemic by using their engineering expertise and... read more »

Ferrari are adding to the feel-good stories in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, donating an ambulance to a hospital in Modena. read more »

Sebastian Vettel's future is the hot topic doing the rounds in Formula 1 with Bernie Ecclestone saying he should leave Ferrari after this season. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto says F1 teams are open to extending the 2020 season into January to form a "more complete championship" after the start of the campaign... read more »

The world championship could extend into January next year as Formula 1 seeks to salvage the 2020 season, says Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has suggested the 2020 Formula 1 season could end in January, as well as potentially adopt a two-day weekend. read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says Formula One's 2020 season could continue into into January 2021 after the coronavirus saw the first six races canceled or postponed. read more »

Italian media have begun to speculate over the future of Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari, with some reports suggesting that the German will need to take a significant pay cut if he... read more »

Ferrari team boss, Mattia Binotto reveals that in their efforts to reschedule the 2020 calendar, F1 bosses are considering two-day race weekends. read more »

Formula 1 teams would be willing to extend the 2020 season into January ’21 in an effort to run a healthy number of events, according to Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto. With... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has been handed his first new contract offer from Ferrari, but it involves a drastic pay cut, according to reports. read more »

Formula 1 teams are open to the idea of a 'super season' that runs into January 2021 and includes two-day grands prix, says Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says F1 is evaluating the possibility of extending the 2020 season into 2021 to ensure a full campaign of races goes ahead. read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc have more "trust and confidence" with each other and Ferrari heading into the 2020 F1 season, according to team boss Mattia Binotto. read more »

After Ferrari suspended all its operational activities earlier this month, UK-based Formula 1 teams are also forced to change their plans about the factory shutdowns following... read more »

Ex-Formula 1 boss, Bernie Ecclestone, thinks the FIA opened up a big can of worms by publicly announcing an agreement with Ferrari following an investigation into their engine. read more »