Ferrari team principal is confident the team can bounce back from a disappointing French Grand Prix with a one-two in Hungary this weekend and has insisted there is "no... read more »

Charles Leclerc is setting the prime example of how a title battle fizzles out, says Jacques Villeneuve. read more »

Statistically speaking, Ferrari have the best car on the grid with the F1-75 able to be competitive on every track so far this season in 2022, particularly on mid to high... read more »

Ferrari say it is "unfair" to say Charles Leclerc makes too many mistakes to beat Max Verstappen, despite the Monegasque's crash at the French GP and his own... read more »

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Fresh from the French GP, won by Max Verstappen after Charles Leclerc crashed out from the lead, F1 has a final round before the summer break with a return to the... read more »

The Monegasque driver was leading early on at Paul Ricard and, with better tyre degradation than main rival Max Verstappen, looked to be fully in control of things.However, a... read more »

Max Verstappen was gifted the French Grand Prix victory by championship rival Charles Leclerc. read more »

Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto has said it is unfair to describe Charles Leclerc as error prone after an unforced error saw him throw away an almost certain victory in France. read more »

Paul Ricard might have been sweltering as the mercury climbed to 35 degrees Celsius, but from lap 19 of 53 in the French Grand Prix last Sunday, Max Verstappen barely had to... read more »

Sky Sports F1's Nico Rosberg says Ferrari need to make "serious changes" after what he perceived as another strategy blunder at the French GP, while he also... read more »

Carlos Sainz has conceded that Charles Leclerc's crash at the French Grand Prix was the result of 'crazy risks' being taken by Ferrari. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has leapt to the defence of Charles Leclerc after he crashed out of the lead of the French Grand Prix. read more »

The French Grand Prix was by no means an F1 classic but the drama at the Paul Ricard Circuit sent a shockwave through the championship. read more »

The two F1 title contenders looked set for an intriguing battle for the win at Paul Ricard with Leclerc leading from pole defending against Verstappen, who pitted early to... read more »

Charles Leclerc now trails Max Verstappen by 63 points with 10 races remaining but how have things gone so badly wrong for the Ferrari driver? read more »

Ferrari F1 team principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed that a throttle issue didn't lead to Charles Leclerc's race-ending crash at the French Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes arrived at Paul Ricard hoping to take a step forward to compete with Red Bull and Ferrari at the front of the pack, only to finish eight-tenths of a second off pole... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto says there is "no doubt" that the team made the right decision to pit Carlos Sainz toward the end of the French Grand Prix.... read more »

Mattia Binotto has clarified there here was "no issue" with Charles Leclerc's throttle in France. read more »

Championship-worthy cars are hard to come by in F1. Charles Leclerc let a golden opportunity slip further away by crashing out of the French Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen extended his lead at the top of the championship by scoring his seventh win of the season on Sunday, capitalising on Charles Leclerc's crash... read more »

Charles Leclerc has joined some illustrious F1 company by crashing out of the French Grand Prix while leading... read more »

With Charles Leclerc out of the race early on following his crash, it hopes rested on getting Carlos Sainz as far forwards as possible following his back-row start due to an... read more »

Charles Leclerc is to shut himself away for the next few days after suffering the latest gut punch to his F1 title hopes this year. read more »