Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel debuted the team's new-look retro livery in Tuscan GP first practice as F1's oldest and most successful outfit... read more »

Charles Leclerc says he is feeling no ill effects after suffering a high-speed crash at last Sunday's Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc says he is suffering no after-effects from his crash at Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix, having been given the all-clear following further medical checks... read more »

For Ferrari, the Italian GP was certainly an eventful one, in all the wrong ways. This is a common thread for them in 2020, as their results have been sub-par compared to the... read more »

Ex-F1 driver Jolyon Palmer examines Charles Leclerc's shunt at the legendary Parabolica, looking at how and why the Ferrari driver's 2020 Italian Grand Prix came to a... read more »

Jean Alesi, who knows exactly what a disappointing Ferrari career feels like, has told Charles Leclerc not to give up with the Italian giants. read more »

Formula 1 will race in Mugello for the first time, and on the occasion of Ferrari’s 1000th race. Join Charles Leclerc on a lap of the newest track in Tuscany. For more F1®... read more »

In a poor Ferrari, Charles Leclerc is enduring a difficult 2020 season, but he's not getting any sympathy from Lando Norris. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto feels Charles Leclerc still needs to develop in a number of areas, primarily as a leader. read more »

Lance Stroll believes the Italian Grand Prix was "mine to lose" after he was forced to settle for third place at Monza. Stroll was able to change tyres while the race... read more »

Although Charles Leclerc has taken the blame for his Monza crash, Nico Rosberg believes it was the result of a "very, very difficult" Ferrari. read more »

Charles Leclerc admits that his crash at the Parabolica, which played a significant role in turning the Italian Grand Prix on its head, was down to him. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says it was a good thing no fans were present at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix, following Ferrari’s abysmal performance. Vettel retired from the race with... read more »

Charles Leclerc said the nasty race-ending crash which he suffered at the Italian Grand Prix was his own fault. read more »

Charles Leclerc has accepted full responsibility for his race-ending shunt which resulted in the Formula 1 red flag period at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc suffers a massive crash at Parabolica. Thankfully the Monegasque driver was unharmed. For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Follow F1®:... read more »

Charles Leclerc accepted full responsibility for the enormous accident that curtailed his Italian Grand Prix and red-flagged the race. Leclerc, who claimed victory from pole... read more »

A heavy crash for Charles Leclerc prompted a red flag at the Italian Grand Prix, shortly after Ferrari teammate Sebastian Vettel had retired from the race with a brake failure. read more »

The Italian Grand Prix has been red-flagged due to a big crash for Charles Leclerc, as Ferrari failed to finish its home Formula 1 race. read more »

The Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix has been red flagged following a huge crash for Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc at Parabolica at the halfway point of the race read more »

Ferrari's miserable 2020 campaign continued at the Italian Grand Prix as both of the Scuderia's cars retired from the race. read more »

Charles Leclerc was thankfully unhurt after a huge crash that caused the Italian Grand Prix to be red flagged. read more »

Ferrari missed out on Q3 for the second consecutive weekend, with Sebastian Vettel even failing to get out of Q1 due to traffic issues. read more »

Following a dreadful Belgian Grand Prix, Ferrari continued to struggle for pace on home soil with Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel secure the 13th and 17th starting... read more »

Charles Leclerc managed only P13 on the grid for the Italian Grand Prix, and already he is looking ahead to the Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello. read more »