Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has complained that Red Bull's punishment for breaching Formula 1's budget cap was "very light". read more »

Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur says that all 10 Formula 1 parties are backing changes to the Sprint format. The switch away from the traditional format was first introduced... read more »

Ferrari's Frederic Vasseur says that the clear superiority of the Red Bull is proof that the penalty meted out to the Austrian team for exceeding the budget cap was... read more »

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has confirmed that the team has requested a review of Carlos Sainz's controversial penalty at last weekend's F1 Australian... read more »

Ferrari say Red Bull's strong start to the season is partly due to their being given a "very light" punishment for breaking Formula 1's budget cap. read more »

Ferrari have submitted a petition for review to the FIA of the penalty that dropped Carlos Sainz from fourth to 12th at the end of the Australian Grand Prix, team principal... read more »

The team had a disastrous Sunday afternoon in Melbourne terms of the F1 world championship, failing to score any points, as Charles Leclerc retired on the first lap after... read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has criticised the FIA's handling of Carlos Sainz's time penalty at the Australian Grand Prix, insisting the governing body should... read more »

Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur admits to understanding Carlos Sainz' frustration on Sunday, agreeing that the stewards should have at least spoken to the Spanish driver. read more »

Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur has criticised the FIA for its inconsistency in dealing with penalties after Carlos Sainz was punished in the Australian Grand Prix. Sainz was hit... read more »

Sainz made contact with Alonso's Aston Martin at the second restart with two racing laps to go, which spun his fellow Spaniard around.The race was red-flagged for a third... read more »

Ferrari's performances may not improve for months according to former engineer Rob Smedley, as Fred Vasseur takes time to get his revolution into full swing at Maranello. read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur debriefs an underwhelming Saudi Arabian Grand Prix for the Scuderia. read more »

Ferrari's 2023 campaign is off to a dismal start and Fred Vasseur admits that the upcoming set of updates will not provide them with what they need to compete. read more »

Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc both lost ground to rivals ahead on the hards - having started on the medium and soft respectively - on their way to distant sixth and seventh... read more »

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has called for his team to focus following a difficult start to the 2023 season. read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has identified a specific department within the outfit that "needs to improve". read more »

Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur has expressed confidence that Ferrari will be able to catch Red Bull over the course of the 2023 Formula 1 season. Red Bull has enjoyed a... read more »

Former Ferrari driver Rene Arnoux believes that the team is in "crisis" and that new team principal Frederic Vasseur should "work a lot and talk little" in... read more »

Team principal Frederic Vasseur has called on Ferrari to "not bullshit ourselves" regarding their F1 form following a disappointing start to the season. read more »

Ferrari arrived at the start of the season in Bahrain, with Charles Leclerc retiring from third place and Sainz struggling to keep up with Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso,... read more »

Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur has one demand of his team's engineers, he doesn't want any bullsh*tting. read more »

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur criticised his team's lack of race pace after a disappointing performance at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but vowed that they... read more »

The Italian squad had hoped that the layout and different demands of the Jeddah circuit would allow it to pose a bigger threat to Red Bull than it was able to at F1's... read more »

Charles Leclerc will drop ten places on the grid for this weekends Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after taking a third control electronics component on his SF23. read more »