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Ferrari sees no reason why it cannot win the remaining 10 Formula 1 races this season to help save its world championship ambitions.

Ferrari thinks it unfair to suggest that Charles Leclerc is prone to errors, despite the mistake that cost him a likely victory in Formula 1’s French Grand Prix.

Ferrari has dismissed suggestions that Charles Leclerc’s crash in Formula 1’s French Grand Prix was related to throttle problems, in the wake of confusion triggered by a radio message.

Sainz was running in third place after team-mate Charles Leclerc had crashed, but Ferrari called him in for another pit stop which gave him no chance of making the podium

Charles Leclerc will seek to complete Ferrari's first hat-trick since 2019 by fending off world champion Max Verstappen and a likely threat from reinvigorated Lewis Hamilton at this weekend's French Grand Prix. The 24-year-old Leclerc, who battled to victory in Austria last time out after team-mate Carlos Sainz triumphed in…

Red Bull have had the advantage of Ferrari all season when it comes to the top speed of their cars, but now the Italian team is confident that the playing field has been levelled

Ferrari has faith it has wiped away Red Bull’s DRS advantage to make the top speed differences between their Formula 1 cars ‘negligible’.

Carlos Sainz’s car went up in flames, and moments later, Charles Leclerc reported throttle issues in the final laps of Sunday’s Grand Prix.

Ferrari crucially delivered a victory in Red Bull's backyard, as Charles Leclerc beat Max Verstappen to the top step at the Austrian Grand Prix. But there were plenty points of interest at the Red Bull Ring - sadly, some of them on a more unsavoury note. Here's our 10 picks.