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Red Bull: Imola 1-2 was "psychologically big" in Ferrari battle

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner believes the team's 1-2 finish at Imola in April was 'psychologically a big thing' in its fight against Ferrari for the championship.

Motorsport

Ferrari given simple instruction for new team chief Fred Vasseur as Ted Kravitz weighs in

Vasseur is the man chosen to replace Mattia Binotto as Ferrari team principal from next season and, despite the Italians' recent track record, needs time to get his plan working

Daily Mirror

Sauber founder gives coy response when asked about next Alfa Romeo team principal

In the wake of all the F1 team principal moves this week, Alfa Romeo were left without a team boss – as for who might fill that vacancy, the founder of Sauber remains tight-lipped

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F1 cost cap penalty will affect Red Bull, says Adrian Newey

Red Bull's top engineer says his team will have a tough year in 2023 after a dominating season where they won both world championships.

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2023 McLaren Artura First Drive Review: An Uncommon Combination

With 671 horsepower from an electrified twin-turbo V6, the Artura is no humdrum hybrid.

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Mercedes and Red Bull "smiling" as Martin Brundle criticises Mattia Binotto Ferrari exit

While Vasseur's experience and track record is unquestionable, Brundle is among the critics who have questioned Ferrari's decision to make an outside hire to lead them into 2023

Daily Mirror

Mercedes Picks Up Schumacher After Split With Ferrari, Haas

His family has extensive ties to the Silver Arrows.

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F1 reserve drivers: All the back-up drivers for 2025

Formula 1 teams are well underway preparing for the forthcoming 2025 campaign, which will consist of 24 grands prix beginning in Melbourne on the 14-16 March.

Autosport

Mick Schumacher joins Mercedes as reserve driver for 2023 after ending Ferrari partnership

Mercedes have confirmed the arrival of Mick Schumacher as their new reserve driver for 2023.

Evening Standard

Ferrari confirms Schumacher's exit from F1 young driver academy

Ferrari has confirmed that Mick Schumacher has left its young driver academy after four years working with the Formula 1 team.

Autosport

Ferrari Purosangue Grabs The Attention As It Enters London Showroom

The V12-powered SUV is painted in a new Nero Purosangue color with red reflections.

Motor1

Michael Schumacher's former engineer to use Ferrari examples to lead McLaren to F1 glory

Andrea Stella is the new McLaren team principal and, although he is not a household name, he has a vast amount of experience having worked with some of the sport's most successful drivers

Daily Mirror

David Coulthard: Who will dominate 2023, Ricciardo's tough road ahead and the evolution of Formula 1

The 2023 season kicks off on March 4 in Bahrain, with a record-breaking 23-race calendar - and pending China’s replacement it could reach 24

Irish Mirror

Carlos Sainz breaks silence as Charles Leclerc's old boss becomes new Ferrari chief

Sainz may have some work to do to get onto equal footing with Leclerc under the new team principal, who already has a pre-existing relationship with the Monegasque

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Christian Horner 'turned down' chance to leave Red Bull for Ferrari over 'too many egos'

Ferrari hired Fred Vasseur to replace departing team principal Mattia Binotto, but not before reportedly approaching Red Bull chief Horner to try to tempt him to defect to Maranello

Daily Mirror

Ferrari warned they will be "set back three years" in wake of Mattia Binotto exit

Binotto's resignation as Ferrari team principal was announced at the end of November, though it remains to be seen if his replacement Frederic Vasseur can lead the Italians to success

Autosport

Sainz: I know Vasseur will do well as Ferrari F1 boss

Carlos Sainz is confident new Ferrari Formula 1 boss Frederic Vasseur is “going to do well” following an initial chat with the incoming team principal.

Autosport

Verstappen felt he couldn’t afford any mistakes after early F1 2022 DNFs

Max Verstappen felt he “could not afford any mistakes” after the early retirements that left him playing catch-up ahead of his dominant Formula 1 title win this season.

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Fred Vasseur warned he faces "short life" at Ferrari before even starting job

Vasseur starts his new job as Ferrari team principal in the New Year, but has already been warned not to get too comfortable given the Scuderia's recent track record

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How Vasseur to Ferrari Caused Dominoes to Fall at McLaren, Alfa Romeo

Whether you want to call it musical chairs or a merry-go-round, F1’s silly season extended to the team principals.

Daily Mirror

Why F1 team principal changes will continue this winter despite four moves in 24 hours

Ferrari, McLaren, Alfa Romeo and Williams have all announced management changes this week alone, and there is still at least one more piece of the puzzle yet to be put into place

Daily Mirror

Zak Brown gives verdict on F1 team principal turnover after announcing new McLaren chief

At a press conference, at which Mirror Sport was present, McLaren chief executive Zak Brown was asked about the swathe of changes made across the paddock in the last 24 hours

Autosport

Podcast: F1 team boss bombshell

Formula 1's silly season took a wild turn this week as Ferrari, Sauber, McLaren and Williams announced senior personnel shake-ups for 2023.

Evening Standard

Fred Vasseur: The challenges facing new Ferrari team principal in bid to restore former glories

Not long before Fred Vasseur was appointed Ferrari’s new team principal, the car manufacturer’s CEO Benedetto Vigna said: “I am not satisfied with second place because second is first of the losers.”

Motorsport

Seidl's McLaren F1 exit fast-tracked after original plan to join Audi in 2026

McLaren has revealed that Andreas Seidl’s departure as its Formula 1 team principal was set in motion after he originally told the team he was joining Audi for 2026.

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