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Ferrari admits it was late to party on flexi wings in F1

Ferrari has admitted it was late to the party in exploiting the benefits of Formula 1’s flexi wing tricks because it was convinced the FIA would clamp down on the practice.

Motorsport

Lewis Hamilton unlikely to drive for Ferrari in F1 post-season testing

Mercedes have given no indication of an early release for the seven-time world champion, who has promotional commitments for the post-season tyre test in Abu Dhabi

The Guardian - UK

Lewis Hamilton’s first Ferrari F1 test revealed ahead of 2025 debut

The seven-time F1 world champion only has three races left at Mercedes before moving to the Scuderia

The Independent UK

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Hamilton’s first Ferrari run set to be in a previous F1 car

Lewis Hamilton’s first Formula 1 appearance for Ferrari looks set to be in its 2022 car at the start of next year, with an appearance in the post-season Abu Dhabi test now ruled out.

Autosport

Why Ferrari thinks F1’s wind tunnel rules could be “game changer” for 2026

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur thinks that Formula 1’s aerodynamic testing restrictions could be a “game changer” next year if teams deliberately write off the season to gain an advantage for 2026.

Autosport

Why Ferrari thinks F1's wind tunnel rules could be "game-changer" for 2026

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur thinks that Formula 1's aerodynamic testing restrictions could be a "game-changer" next year if teams deliberately write off the season to gain an advantage for 2026.

Motorsport

Wolff reveals tip-off from Sainz Sr over Hamilton's Ferrari F1 move

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has opened up on details surrounding Lewis Hamilton's shock move to Ferrari – and how he got an early tip-off from Carlos Sainz Sr.

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How Ferrari has disrupted F1's McLaren vs Red Bull battle

Amid all the attention on the fight between McLaren and Red Bull, Ferrari has quietly snuck into the 2024 Formula 1 title fight. How did the Scuderia make it a three-horse race? And can it pull it off?

Autosport

Focus on Verstappen/Norris controversies "perfect situation" for Ferrari

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has insisted focus on the rivalry between Max Verstappen and title rival Lando Norris is "perfect" for the Scuderia's own championship hopes.

Motorsport

Ferrari blames backmarkers ignoring blue flags for lost 1-2 at 2024 Mexico GP

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes that Formula 1's backmarkers disobeying blue flags ultimately cost Charles Leclerc second in the 2024 Mexico Grand Prix.

Autosport

Ferrari blames backmarkers ignoring blue flags for lost 1-2

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes that Formula 1's backmarkers disobeying blue flags ultimately cost Charles Leclerc second in the Mexico Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Sainz: Leaving in 2025 is making improved Ferrari F1 form "bittersweet"

Carlos Sainz says Ferrari's upturn in Formula 1 form is "bittersweet", because he feels the squad is building to be a title contender next year when he's no longer there.

Autosport

Charles Leclerc: ‘I’m super excited to work with Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari’

Charles Leclerc is teaming up with his childhood idol next season and tells Giles Richards there is plenty to achieve before then

The Guardian - UK

Was secret front wing upgrade key to Ferrari's US GP dominance?

Ferrari's dominance of the United States Grand Prix came on a weekend when it stood out from its rivals in not bringing any upgrades. Or, to be more accurate, none that it officially declared.

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Was a secret front wing upgrade key to Ferrari's US GP dominance?

Ferrari's dominance of the United States Grand Prix came on a weekend when it stood out from its rivals in not bringing any upgrades. Or, to be more accurate, none that it officially declared.

Motorsport

Vasseur: Hamilton's arrival proves Ferrari is on the right track

Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur reckons the fact Lewis Hamilton is joining from Mercedes confirms that his team is heading in the right direction.

Autosport

Why rookies are suddenly back in fashion in F1

Following several successful cameos in recent months, Formula 1 is set to reverse a trend by welcoming an influx of rookie drivers in 2025.

Motorsport

Ferrari's Austin upgrade will be last of F1 season

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has revealed the small upgrade for the car at the upcoming Formula 1 United States Grand Prix will be the Scuderia's last of the season.

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Ferrari's "small" Austin upgrade will be last of F1 season

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has revealed the small upgrade for the car at the upcoming Formula 1 United States Grand Prix will be the Scuderia's last of the season.

Motorsport

Wolff suggests "civilised" approach to current F1 Verstappen swearing controversy

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has asked for a "civilised" approach to the current controversy over swearing, in the wake of the FIA punishing Max Verstappen for use of a swear word.

Autosport

Wolff suggests "civilised" approach to current Verstappen swearing controversy

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has asked for a "civilised" approach to the current controversy over swearing, in the wake of the FIA punishing Max Verstappen for use of a swear word.

The Independent UK

Analysis: Verstappen shows his petty side when FIA foolishly punishes him for cursing

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Motorsport

Ferrari: McLaren rear wing legality was ‘black and white’ matter

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur says the legality of McLaren’s controversial ‘mini-DRS’ rear wing was a black-and-white matter, after the FIA intervened to request it be changed.

Autosport

Verstappen punished for swearing in Singapore GP press conference

Max Verstappen has been ordered to "accomplish some work of public interest" by the FIA stewards for using foul language in a press conference at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Verstappen ordered to do public service work for swearing in press conference

Max Verstappen has been ordered to "accomplish some work of public interest" by the FIA stewards for using foul language in a press conference at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

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