Claiming that the problems with Ferrari's 2023 contender are "crystal clear", the team's head of chassis, Enrico Cardile plans an all new car for 2024. read more »

Ferrari Technical Director Enrico Cardile says the weaknesses of Ferrari’s 2023 Formula 1 package are “crystal clear” and a “brand new” car is being developed for next year.... read more »

Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz have both been left disappointed after a difficult Friday for the Scuderia at Zandvoort. The day began with Sainz sidelined for... read more »

After Ferrari reserve Robert Shwartzman ran in the car during FP1 and classified 19th, Sainz clocked 16th in FP2. Team-mate Charles Leclerc finished 16th and then 11th.Both... read more »

Charles Leclerc has rejected rumours he has signed a new money-spinning contract with Ferrari, after he revealed discussions are yet to take place. read more »

The second practice at the Dutch Grand Prix produced a close fight between different team with McLaren's Lando Norris coming out on top, beating championship runaway... read more »

Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa said on Thursday he will "fight to the end" to be declared 2008 Formula One world champion instead of Britain's Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Ferrari built a 2023 car which has on occasion excelled in qualifying, but has otherwise been very inconsistent over race distances and across grand prix weekends.That lack of... read more »

Charles Leclerc has spoken about the significant gap that Red Bull holds over the rest of the teams, especially in race pace, but he remains confident that upgrades can bring... read more »

Charles Leclerc has dismissed rumours that he agreed terms on a contract extension to remain with Ferrari during the summer break. Both Leclerc and Ferrari team-mate Carlos... read more »

Sergio Perez was fourth in the other Red Bull, nearly half a second slower than Verstappen, with the Ferrari drivers well down the field after eschewing running the soft tyres... read more »

Carlos Sainz says the rounds before the summer break demonstrated there is "something intrinsic that we don't fully understand" regarding Ferrari's 2023... read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton have admitted Red Bull might remain invincible in F1 until 2026, such is their advantage.  read more »

With the return of Formula 1 after the summer break upon us amid teams and drivers arriving in Zandvoort for this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix - Motorsport Week takes stock... read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc says it will be "very, very difficult" to catch Red Bull before the end of the current set of Formula 1 regulations in 2025. read more »

Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc have insisted that Ferrari's batteries have been 'recharged', with the pair warning their F1 rivals that they are ready to fight... read more »

Charles Leclerc has given his reaction to rumours over the F1 summer break that he signed a record-breaking five-year deal with Ferrari worth £160 million. read more »

Charles Leclerc has admitted it will be difficult for Ferrari to catch Red Bull before the new Formula 1 regulation changes in 2026. read more »

Charles Leclerc fears Red Bull's current dominant position could remain until F1's rules change in 2026. read more »

While, according to Carlos Sainz, Ferrari understands the inherent problem with its "peaky" 2023 contender, the question is can the Maranello outfit do anything about it. read more »

Leclerc originally committed his future to Ferrari with a five-year deal in 2019.False stories then emerged over the summer break suggesting he had inked a new £150 million... read more »

Ferrari has struggled from the start of 2023 with excessive tyre wear paired and a lack of consistency in its race pace.That meant the Scuderia has struggled to convert its... read more »

The Spanish driver's current deal extends to the end of 2024, but he has stressed that he wants long-term stability and an early extension of his stay with the team.As... read more »

Former F1 driver-turned pundit Johnny Herbert believes Ferrari is "the only option" for Lewis Hamilton if he decides to move on from Mercedes.  read more »

Former British Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert believes that Ferrari should be Lewis Hamilton's first choice when choosing who to drive for next season. read more »