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Ferrari Is Worth $53.9 Billion, Overtakes Stellantis In Value

Ferrari had record vehicle deliveries in 2022. It has enough orders to be fulfilling them into 2025.

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Ferrari 296 Owners Advised Not To Drive Car Due To Potential Fuel Leak

Corrosion could cause a hole to form in the car’s fuel tank connecting pipe.

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Charles Leclerc's defiant promise after Miami GP crashes speaks volumes about Ferrari ace

Leclerc crashed not once but twice in Miami, sparking criticism from some about the way he drives and suggestions from some that his penchant for a mistake is a liability for Ferrari

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Ferrari phone call discussed as McLaren's Lando Norris "speaking to other F1 teams"

McLaren have started the 2023 season poorly and, given Norris' ambitions to be racing at the front of the grid, there is plenty of speculation over what the future might hold

Daily Mirror

WEC tyre warmers ban lifted for Le Mans 24 Hours

The decision made by the FIA and race organiser the Automobile Club de l’Ouest, which jointly formulate the rules for the WEC, covers only the double-points round of the series on 10-11 June.

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WEC tyre warmer ban lifted for Le Mans 24 Hours

The decision made by the FIA and race organiser the Automobile Club de l’Ouest, which jointly formulate the rules for the WEC, covers only the double-points round of the series on 10-11 June.

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2025 Ferrari Hypercar: Everything We Know

Ferrari’s new 1,000-plus horsepower, $2-million hybrid hypercar is coming next year.

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Aston Martin: "Not playing the lottery" key to run of F1 podiums

Alonso clinched his fourth podium in five races in Miami after what he described as a lonely race to third behind Red Bull duo Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez, such was his advantage over fourth-placed George Russell's Mercedes and the Ferrari of Carlos Sainz.

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Steiner: Performance in F1 traffic is big Haas weakness

In Miami, the American team introduced its first major upgrade of the season in the form of a revised floor.

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Maserati To Retire V8 Engine With Ghibli 334 Ultima And Levante V8 Ultima

The two cars will premiere in July at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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Red Bull surprised by how F1 rivals have "underdelivered" in 2023

Red Bull has dominated the season so far, with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez sharing in four one-two finishes, and only missing out on another in Australia, where problems for the Mexican in qualifying saw him recover to fifth at the flag.

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Ferrari’s "main focus" remains eliminating car "peakiness"

The SF-23 debuted an upgraded floor design with revised geometry in front of the rear wheels for the Miami Grand Prix, which was conceived to make the car more “benign”.

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Ferrari's "main focus" remains eliminating F1 car "peakiness"

The SF-23 debuted an upgraded floor design with revised geometry in front of the rear wheels for the Miami Grand Prix, which was conceived to make the car more “benign”.

Autosport

Ferrari must embrace Leclerc’s risk-taking with F1 title gone and car a mess

Is it not better to fail gloriously than accept the ignominy of mediocrity? The Scuderia fans would certainly say yes

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Krack: Aston Martin not taking F1 podiums for granted

Alonso secured his fourth podium of the 2023 season in last weekend's Miami Grand Prix after claiming a front-row starting spot, just losing out to an unstoppable Red Bull 1-2 led by Max Verstappen who won the race from ninth.

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Nissan sells for £700,000 after bidding war at auction

'Astonishingly rare' Skyline sports car sold for more than some Ferraris

Autosport

Sainz: Ferrari has "zero flexibility" to push on its tyres with 2023 F1 car

The Spaniard classified fifth in the second running of the Miami Grand Prix last weekend, a result that was not affected by the imposition of a five-second penalty for pitlane speeding.

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Sainz: Ferrari has “zero flexibility” to push on its tyres with 2023 F1 car

The Spaniard finished fifth in the second running of the Miami Grand Prix last weekend, a result that was not affected by the imposition of a five-second penalty for pitlane speeding.

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Ferrari Investing In Combustion Engines Which Could Live On Past 2035

Ferrari plans to launch its first EV in 2025, but CEO Benedetto Vigna says that "ICE still has a lot to do."

Fortune

Ferrari CEO says the luxury carmaker will never do self-driving cars

In a bid to stick close to its roots, Ferrari is avoiding the self-driving car route that its competitors are taking.

Daily Mirror

Mercedes fail in bid to poach Adrian Newey from F1 rivals Red Bull as Toto Wolff mocked

Adrian Newey recently signed a new Red Bull contract amid rumoured interest from Ferrari, but it appears the Italians weren't the only ones interested in the celebrated car designer

Autosport

Archive: How Graham Hill completed his legend at Le Mans

Graham Hill had got wind that his driving partner for the 1972 Le Mans 24 Hours wasn't best pleased about sharing his Matra with a 43-year-old whose star was fading. So the double Formula 1 world champion, ever the joker, tried to trick Henri Pescarolo.

Evening Standard

F1 already in the last-chance saloon to prevent a Red Bull runaway as Mercedes cling to Imola hope

This month’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix feels like the last throw of the dice for many teams

Motorsport

Hamilton: Miami F1 recovery "mega" after "demoralising" Baku

Hamilton finished sixth in both back-to-back grands prix, but the manner in which the result came together felt different for the Briton.

Daily Mirror

Ralf Schumacher slams Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz in scathing review of Ferrari duo

Ferrari's car has plenty of problems but, in the view of former F1 racer Ralf Schumacher, drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz must shoulder some of the blame

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