Fernando Alonso admits a decision on his Formula 1 future rests entirely with Ferrari, after hinting he would accept leaving Maranello if his team thinks it best for its future read more »

Jules Bianchi says he feels ready to race for the Ferrari Formula 1 team next season if a vacancy opens up at the Maranello outfit read more »

Ferrari has lost a legal battle with a disgruntled F1 engineer. For 2012, Briton Steve Clark joined the fabled Maranello team from Mercedes, where he was a highly respected... read more »

Hundreds of Ferrari fans paid homage to Luca di Montezemolo on Saturday at Maranello, transforming a planned outing into a tribute to the outgoing president read more »

Hundreds of fans visiting Maranello transformed what was a planned outing into a tribute to departing president Luca di Montezemolo. read more »

Felipe Massa has advised his former Ferrari teammate Fernando Alonso to stick with the Italian team for now. But the Brazilian, who lost his seat at the end of last year and... read more »

Jean Todt insists Ferrari is not in the sort of crisis today that he found at Maranello more than two decades ago. The Frenchman, now FIA president, said any comparison between... read more »

Before the long-haul flight to Singapore, world champion Sebastian Vettel and his team have denied the latest sensational 'silly season' rumour. Germany's Sport... read more »

Highly rated former team boss Ross Brawn has admitted he held 'what if' talks with Ferrari, but insists he is not seeking a return to the Formula 1 grid. The Brit has... read more »

Despite being lined up for a €26.95m severance package, outgoing Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo still shed a few tears as he said goodbye to employees in Maranello read more »

JONATHAN NOBLE explains why Ferrari's lack of Formula 1 success was critical in Luca di Montezemolo's departure - and what happens next at Maranello read more »

An obvious dispute is playing out between Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo and his potential successor, Sergio Marchionne. At Monza, Montezemolo half-heartedly denied... read more »

The Scuderia Ferrari team head into their home Grand Prix in Italy hoping to continue their progress that has seen both drivers praise the efforts of the Maranello workforce in […] read more »

Ferrari boss Marco Mattiacci admits that former Technical Drector Ross Brawn would be welcomed back at Maranello with open arms. read more »

Ferrari wants Ross Brawn back, the team's new boss Marco Mattiacci has made clear. Briton Brawn stepped down as Mercedes' team boss last year, but before that he had... read more »

Ferrari team boss Marco Mattiacci says the Maranello outfit must be braver and embrace risk in its new era if it is to win titles in Formula 1 again. read more »

Luca Marmorini has lashed out at Ferrari after being ousted as the fabled team's engine boss. Also well-known for his position at Toyota, the Italian's F1 career... read more »

Felipe Massa says his new team Williams is locked in a battle with Ferrari, for whom he raced in Formula One for eight years until his ousting last year. With Williams ending... read more »

Former Ferrari designer Aldo Costa, who now works for Mercedes, believes Ferrari are suffering as a result of some poor decision making at the Italian team. Costa was sacked by... read more »

Ferrari's Marco Mattiacci insists that there is still a lot of work to be done at Maranello despite both Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen scoring good F1 points in Hungary. read more »

Marco Mattiacci has hit back at suggestions Ferrari could or should plan its revival for the 2015 season without Kimi Raikkonen. Lamenting the Maranello team's slip behind... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen will contest this weekend's German grand prix. After bruising his ankle and knee with a 47G impact at the start of the British grand prix, the Finn sat out... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Marco Mattiacci, who is embarking on restructuring operations at Maranello, has promised a “different team for 2015”. read more »

Ferrari has confirmed that Kimi Raikkonen will skip this week's two-day test at Silverstone, while Fernando Alonso will work at the team's Maranello HQ. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen spent the day at Maranello in preparation for both the British Grand Prix and the second half of the 2014 F1 campaign. read more »