The Latest Breaking News from Ferrari

Four F1 teams to stay in Imola for Pirelli testing

Pirelli has finalised the first batch of dates for its 2023 Formula 1 tyre testing programme, with the schedule obliging four teams to stay on at Imola next week.

Motorsport · Apr 19, 2022

Loeb's DTM entry surprised championship boss Berger

DTM chief Gerhard Berger admits he was surprised to learn that World Rally Championship legend Sebastien Loeb will be making his debut in the series with Red Bull this month.

Autosport · Apr 19, 2022

The most important features in F1 Manager 22

F1 Manager 22 will be the first dedicated and licenced Formula 1 management title in over two decades, and developer Frontier Developments has provided an early glimpse under the hood.

Autosport · Apr 19, 2022

Leclerc: Ferrari boosted by ‘jump’ in understanding F1 weaknesses

Charles Leclerc says a ‘jump’ he has seen in the way Ferrari analyses its weaknesses has given him confidence it can keep up in Formula 1's development war this year.

Autosport · Apr 19, 2022

Teams call for ‘reform’ over F1 tech-share deals

Formula 1 chiefs and the FIA have been urged to consider a rethink of how teams work together, amid unease from some of Haas’ rivals about its close relationship with Ferrari.

Motorsport · Apr 19, 2022

Ferrari Teaser Previews New Berlinetta Ahead Of April 19 Debut

The flashy video reveals little.

Motor1 · Apr 18, 2022

Ferrari chief answers tricky Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz question amid title fight

Both drivers need to perform for the team to be successful, but only one of them can be crowned world champion at the end of it all, with Charles Leclerc currently topping the drivers' standings

Daily Mirror · Apr 18, 2022

Red Bull downplays talk of big F1 upgrade package for Imola

Red Bull Formula 1 chief Christian Horner downplayed the suggestion the team has a big upgrade package planned for its RB18 car at Imola, saying any developments are an “evolution”.

Motorsport · Apr 18, 2022

Why Ferrari has stayed in front despite its no upgrades approach

The Ferrari F1-75 looked fast from the first day of 2022 Formula 1 testing at Barcelona in February, and that pace has remained through the first three race weekends.

Autosport · Apr 18, 2022

Why Ferrari has stayed in front despite its no F1 upgrades approach

The Ferrari F1-75 looked fast from the first day of 2022 Formula 1 testing at Barcelona in February, and that pace has remained through the first three race weekends.

Motorsport · Apr 18, 2022