Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed answers are being sought for its extreme tyre degradation that hampered Charles Leclerc at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Mattia Binotto has confirmed he will seek clarification from the FIA after widespread confusion on the points situation muted Max Verstappen's title celebration. read more »

Ferrari Team Boss Mattia Binotto says that due to the extremely wet conditions leading up to and during the Japanese Grand Prix, it 'would have been certainly safer'... read more »

Ferrari F1 team principal Mattia Binotto believes the delay to the FIA's report on the 2021 budget cap suggests there is truth to the rumours about possible breaches.  read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says the FIA's decision to delay its budget cap review gives truth to the suggestions that some teams were in breach of the regulations.... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes the FIA's delay in issuing certificates of compliance regarding the 2021 budget cap 'gives truth' to the rumours... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has launched into a stinging tirade against the FIA after Charles Leclerc was demoted to third by a last-lap penalty at the Japanese Grand... read more »

Mattia Binotto hopes the FIA's findings over possible budget cap breaches are transparent, as are the reasons to why there was a delay in publishing those findings. read more »

Rumours emerged in Singapore last week that two teams - Red Bull and Aston Martin - may have breached the $145 million budget cap for 2021 as the FIA prepared to issue... read more »

While admitting he was disappointed to not claim the race victory in Singapore, Mattia Binotto was left content with a double podium finish for Ferrari at the Marina Bay Street... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto has praised his team for being braver than their rivals after they opted to make the switch to slicks as the track dried before Red Bull. read more »

Race winner Perez faces an FIA stewards investigation for not sticking to within 10 car lengths behind the safety car rule during a race restart, which means his Singapore GP... read more »

Ferrari F1 team boss Mattia Binotto says Red Bull's Sergio Perez should be punished for a Safety Car infringement during the Singapore Grand Prix.  read more »

Mattia Binotto has insisted Ferrari chairman John Elkann's snub of Carlos Sainz in a recent interview does not mean Charles Leclerc is the number one driver. read more »

Mattia Binotto has insisted the lack of pace shown by Ferrari since the summer break is unconnected to the technical directive aimed at floors. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has vowed to investigate the reason behind the Scuderia's sudden race-pace deficit to Red Bull which has resulted in the hoped-for F1... read more »

Numerous grid penalties at the Belgian and Italian Grands Prix, leave Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto suggesting the allocation of engine components should be increased. read more »

The 23-year-old, who is now running under his Israeli passport and licence in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, will undertake the two mandatory FP1 rookie sessions... read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says it will sit down with Mick Schumacher in the coming races to discuss his future with the team. Schumacher joined the Ferrari Driver... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has disputed Ferrari counterpart Mattia Binotto's criticism of the FIA in the wake of the Italian Grand Prix's safety car finish. read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto asserts that he is firmly against the idea of giving Colton Herta a Formula 1 Super Licence through means of force majeure. Red Bull is... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes Charles Leclerc was "a bit unlucky" after failing to gain the full advantage of a virtual safety car period at Monza. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has accepted his team needs to improve and make changes if they are to win titles again, admitting a "painful" finish behind Mercedes is... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has described Max Verstappen as "impossible to beat" at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto believes that the boos from the crowd seemingly aimed at Max Verstappen were actually aimed at the FIA following a disappointing end to Grand Prix. read more »