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Steiner: Haas "not in a hurry" to complete 2023 F1 driver pairing

Gunther Steiner says that the Haas Formula 1 team is “not in a hurry” to decide who will partner Kevin Magnussen in 2023.

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Binotto Defends Ferrari’s Strategy After F1’s Belgian GP

Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez secured another Red Bull one-two on Sunday while the Prancing Horse faced more criticism over strategy.

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Ferrari: Spa straightline speed deficit to Red Bull not a concern for Monza

Ferrari does not believe that its Spa straightline speed deficit to Red Bull will prove to be a concern at its home Formula 1 race at Monza next weekend.

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Ferrari: Straightline speed deficit to Red Bull at Spa not a concern for Monza

Ferrari does not believe its Spa straightline speed deficit to Red Bull will prove to be a concern at its home Formula 1 race at Monza next weekend.

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Max Verstappen ruined Charles Leclerc's race at Belgian GP with "Mario Kart" move

A tear-off from Verstappen's visor accidentally got stuck in the brake duct of Ferrari rival Leclerc, with fans pointing out that it was reminiscent of something from the popular video game

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Verstappen Puts on F1 Masterclass With ‘Rocket Ship’ at Belgian GP

Sunday marked the Dutchman’s second straight race starting 10th or lower and powering back to win, something that hasn’t happened since the late 1950s.

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Ferrari: Sensor failure led to Leclerc’s "unlucky" pitlane speeding penalty

Ferrari has revealed a sensor failure resulting from the tear-off that became stuck in Charles Leclerc’s brake duct led to his “unlucky” penalty for Formula 1 pitlane speeding.

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Ferrari: Sensor failure led to Leclerc’s ‘unlucky’ pit lane speeding penalty

Ferrari has revealed a sensor failure resulting from the tear-off that became stuck in Charles Leclerc’s brake duct led to his “unlucky” penalty for Formula 1 pit lane speeding.

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Ricciardo’s Next Move Leads F1 Story Lines for Season’s Final Stretch

Felipe Massa chats with SI about what fans should keep an eye on heading into the final nine races of the season.

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Leclerc admits 2022 F1 title revival “a very difficult challenge”

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc admits reviving his 2022 Formula 1 title hopes will be “a very difficult challenge” but he still “believes in the championship”.

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Ferrari: "Wrong" to pin F1 2022 progress on rules headstart

Ferrari thinks it's completely 'wrong' to suggest its return to the front of Formula 1 this year is down to it getting a headstart on new rules.

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Binotto exclusive: "Each single day" is difficult in F1 but Ferrari is united

It’s fair to say the 2022 Formula 1 season has delivered both the best of times and the worst of times for Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto.

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Binotto F1 exclusive: "Each single day" is difficult but Ferrari is united

It’s fair to say that the 2022 Formula 1 season has delivered both the best of times and the worst of times for Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto.

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Ferrari's F1 2022 engine gains greatest for more than 25 years

Ferrari's engine gains for the 2022 Formula 1 season are the greatest it has managed in more than 25 years, according to team principal Mattia Binotto.

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Russian racer to feature in F1 as Ferrari share Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz stand-in

Teams are required to use at least two first practice sessions per season as an opportunity to give younger racers a chance to experience and get used to driving an F1 car

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Ex-Ferrari boss urges Mattia Binotto to axe strategy chief with contract running down

According to reports, team chief Binotto's contract expires at the end of the season – but a former Ferrari boss believe he should stay and instead sack the team's lead strategist

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F1 team principals: Who are they and what do they do?

Red Bull announced today that team boss Christian Horner has been relieved of his duties after 20 years at the helm of the reigning constructors’ champions. As Laurent Mekies prepares to fill Horner’s shoes, here is a roundup of who helms each team on the F1 grid and a look…

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Ex-Ferrari star slams Charles Leclerc for criticising the team in public – "Be patient"

The Monegasque made little attempt to hide his frustration after the Hungarian Grand Prix, in which he never got the chance to fight for the podium after a botched strategy call

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F1 team principals: Who are they and what do they do?

Red Bull announced on Wednesday (9 July) that team boss Christian Horner had been relieved of his duties after 20 years at the helm of the reigning constructors’ champions. As Laurent Mekies prepares to fill Horner’s shoes, here is a roundup of who leads each team on the F1 grid…

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Ferrari could sack team boss Mattia Binotto over summer after Hungarian GP disaster

Mattia Binotto and his Ferrari strategists are under intense pressure after a series of tactical blunders left them needing a miracle to catch Red Bull and Max Verstappen

Daily Mirror

Ferrari strategy chief given vote of confidence by Mattia Binotto despite latest shocker

Some fans and pundits have called for Ferrari to make changes in their strategy department as they keep making costly mistakes, but team chief Binotto appears to be holding firm

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Verstappen Wins After Spin, Ferrari Woes Persist: F1 Hungary Takeaways

The Prancing Horse has more performance questions than just a bungled tire strategy call. Meanwhile, Mercedes rounded out the podium once again.

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Ferrari explains reasons behind Leclerc’s doomed hard tyre switch

Ferrari has explained why it opted to put Charles Leclerc on hard tyres during Sunday's Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix, sparking his fall from fighting for victory to finishing sixth.

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Ferrari explains reasons behind Leclerc’s doomed F1 hard tyre switch

Ferrari has explained why it opted to put Charles Leclerc on hard tyres during Sunday's Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix, sparking his fall from fighting for victory to finishing sixth.

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Charles Leclerc baffled by Ferrari strategy as Carlos Sainz slams slow pit stops

The Hungarian Grand Prix was another disaster for Ferrari with both drivers off the podium again – but team boss Mattia Binotto is still backing his strategy chiefs

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