Ferrari confirms it is evaluating IndyCar entry for 2022
Ferrari has confirmed that it is evaluating its motorsport future which could include expanding into the NTT IndyCar Series. With an impending cost cap of $145 million set to be ...
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Ferrari has confirmed that it is evaluating its motorsport future which could include expanding into the NTT IndyCar Series. With an impending cost cap of $145 million set to be ...
Sebastian Vettel will bid farewell to Ferrari in 2020 – if we get a season at all – after the team couldn't reach an agreement to extend the four-time Formula ...
Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto says outgoing driver Sebastian Vettel “didn’t share the same goals”, both short- and long-term, when discussing their respective future plans. It was announced on Tuesday ...
Carlos Sainz Jr. will don the famous red overalls of Maranello in 2021 after signing a two-year deal to become Charles Leclerc’s team-mate at Ferrari. Motorsport Week charts his journey ...
Ferrari has confirmed that Carlos Sainz Jr. will replace Sebastian Vettel at the team for the 2021 Formula 1 season after signing a two-year deal with the 25-year-old. Vettel has ...
Ferrari has revealed a new ventilator that it co-designed with the Italian Institute of Technology, in order to help with the fight against the current coronavirus pandemic. Formula 1 teams ...
Carlos Sainz Jr. is set to replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari in 2021, MotorsportWeek.com has learned, with Daniel Ricciardo poised to switch to McLaren. Ferrari announced on Tuesday that it ...
Mercedes Formula 1 chief Toto Wolff says his team can't ignore the big news of the week – Sebastian Vettel's departure from Ferrari – despite a "loyalty" to its current ...
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has tipped Carlos Sainz to beat Daniel Ricciardo to the now vacant seat at Ferrari. With the unexpected news that Sebastian Vettel will no longer ...
Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel blew open Formula 1’s Silly Season before the 2020 campaign has even got underway by announcing they will not remain together for 2021. Only incumbent Charles ...