Red Bull chief Christian Horner says claims from Ferrari counterpart Frederic Vasseur that his team's Formula 1 cost-cap penalty was not strong enough are... read more »

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has insisted that Charles Leclerc will not let his poor start to the 2023 Formula 1 season dampen his mood heading into the busiest time of the year. read more »

Ferrari have to understand F1 rival Red Bull's "mega big DRS" advantage, team principal Fred Vasseur has admitted.  read more »

The phenomenal efficiency of Red Bull's DRS overtaking aid has been on full display this season, with Max Verstappen slashing through the field in Saudi Arabia to climb... read more »

For the six sprint rounds this season, starting in Azerbaijan later this month, the Saturday races are expected to transition to become standalone events with no bearing on the... read more »

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur does not think Red Bull's windtunnel penalty will have a meaningful impact on the team's Formula One advantage this year. read more »

Despite a comparatively dreadful start to his season, Frederic Vasseur insists that Charles Leclerc remains fully motivated. read more »

Last season, after three races Leclerc led the world championship by a comfortable margin on 71 points, having scored two victories.This year, after round three he lies 10th... read more »

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur believes that Red Bull's dominant start to the season shows their F1 cost cap penalty was "very light".  read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur has ruled out Ferrari delivering a B-spec car in 2023 but confirmed it will introduce upgrades earlier than planned.   The Italian team... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur remains optimistic in the team's potential after losing out on points in Australia. read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has hit back at those hinting at unrest behind the scenes, claiming that everyone at Maranello is 'very motivated' as they look to... read more »

Despite what some are claiming to be its worst ever start to a season, Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur insists there are no plans for a B-car. read more »

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur says Red Bull's strong start to the 2023 Formula 1 season shows their penalty for breaching the sport's cost cap in 2021 was... read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has shut down Carlos Sainz's calls for the Italian team to change their development path, claiming that he is 'sticking to the... read more »

Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur says the early dominance of Red Bull in 2023 is evidence that its penalty for breaking the cost cap rules wasn't severe enough. Although... read more »

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 »