Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto, looking back to the Singapore GP, has said it was the right thing to do to let Sebastian Vettel win the race for the good of his season. read more »

By him being allowed to win the Singapore Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel's confidence would have been given a boost, according to Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto. read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto believes it was right to let Sebastian Vettel win this year's Singapore Grand Prix to boost his confidence and his trust in the team read more »

Esteban Ocon says Charles Leclerc getting the better of Sebastian Vettel in 2019 should not be seen as a surprise, highlighting the hunger across F1's younger generation. read more »

Charles Leclerc joined Ferrari as No.2 driver but has always established himself as Sebastian Vettel's equal, evidenced in Ferrari's decision to extend his contract... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says the team remain convinced that issuing team orders to Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc remains the best way to manage their grand... read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto says his meetings with Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel at the start of 2019 were "full of embarrassments". read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto has admitted meetings with Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc were "full of embarrassments" when he first tried to manage them... read more »

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri says that, despite various disagreements and even a crash between the pair in the 2019 F1 season, team-mates Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc do... read more »

The clash between Formula 1 team-mates Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc was a necessary "crisis" to establish ground rules within the team, says Ferrari CEO Louis... read more »

The 2019 Formula 1 campaign is perhaps not one that will live long in the memory of Sebastian Vettel and his fans, but a year of struggle and disappointment leaves the... read more »

Charles Leclerc has revealed that his dream is to go head-to-head with Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel for the Drivers' Championship. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is suffering because he does not have the "unconditional support" of all at Ferrari; that's according to Helmut Marko. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has revealed that he followed in Lewis Hamilton's footsteps in trialling a vegan lifestyle, but will not follow his Formula 1 rival in committing to it... read more »

2019 may have been Charles Leclerc's first season at Ferrari but Mattia Binotto reckons he put four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel "under a lot of pressure". read more »

Red Bull chief advisor Helmut Marko admits that Sebastian Vettel can no longer be considered as one of the best drivers in Formula 1. read more »

While admitting that Sebastian Vettel is not performing at his best, Helmut Marko warns that the four-time champion should not be written-off. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has said he did follow in Lewis Hamilton's footsteps by changing to a vegan diet in 2018. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says motivation is of no concern fir future campaigns in Formula 1, pointing out the achievements of rival Lewis Hamilton at more advanced years than himself. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is under no illusions that he has to improve in 2020 if he is to get the better of Charles Leclerc at Ferrari. read more »

Charles Leclerc's seamless start to life at Ferrari having an impact on Sebastian Vettel was "inevitable" according to the Scuderia's CEO Louis Camilleri. read more »

Sebastian Vettel's future with Ferrari will come into full focus at the beginning of May 2020, Mattia Binotto has confirmed. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto insists Sebastian Vettel remains "central to our project" and will sit down with the four-time world champion next year to discuss his... read more »

Sebastian Vettel may have just five races to save his Ferrari career next year, with Mattia Binotto revealing thoughts will turn to the team's 2021 line-up at the Spanish... read more »

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri has said it was "inevitable" that Sebastian Vettel lost his No.1 status due to the rise of Charles Leclerc. read more »