Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel is wary of how important Saturday will be around Monaco, but is cautious over the potential traffic issues that will arise when setting a lap.
Scuderia Ferrari
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Drivers, Teams and Celebrities paid their respects online to F1 legend Niki Lauda, who passed away at the age of 70 years old
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Scuderia Ferrari’s head figures pay their respects towards Niki Lauda, who past away today at the age of 70 years old.
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Niki Lauda, three-time Formula 1 World Champion, has passed away at age 70
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Scuderia Ferrari’s team boss Mattia Binotto admits that they are considering setting up their own F1 Esports team, after missing out on last year’s F1 Esports Series.
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Formula 1
“Challenging” Spanish GP A Tale Of Lost Confidence and Poor Balance For Charles Leclerc
by Craig Vennby Craig VennCharles Leclerc came home fifth in the 2019 Spanish Grand Prix that saw Scuderia Ferrari struggle with team orders and car balance.
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Lewis Hamilton takes victory at the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of team-mate Valtteri Bottas, capturing Mercedes’ fifth consecutive one-two finish in five races.
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For the second qualifying in-a-row, a mistake in Q2 results in a disappointing starting position for Charles Leclerc.
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Formula 1
Sebastian Vettel Happy With Ferrari Upgrades But “Still Not Where We Want To Be”
by Craig Vennby Craig VennFerrari’s upgrade package for the 2019 Spanish Grand Prix has improved car balance according to Sebastian Vettel, but the team still lack the pace to challenge Mercedes.
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Charles Leclerc has stated that the Barcelona circuit is the Benchmark for the season, saying a positive car performance in Spain can lead into a very competitive car for the rest of the year.
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Sebastian Vettel hopes this year’s edition of the Spanish Grand Prix will be the year he can take his first win around Spain with the Italian team.
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1997 F1 champion Jacques Villeneuve believes Ferrari could ‘burn’ Mick Schumacher if the German driver doesn’t deliver results.
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Formula 1
Jacques Villeneuve: Charles Leclerc “Having A Negative Impact” On Ferrari
by Craig Vennby Craig VennThe 1997 formula 1 world champion believes Charles Leclerc’s impressive form is unsettling Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari.
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Charles Leclerc looks ahead to one of his favourite tracks on the calendar as he aims to bounce back after the Chinese Grand Prix.
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Sebastian Vettel says setting a car up around the Baku City Circuit and deciding the wing levels in favour of the slow corners and the long straights will not be easy.