Scuderia Ferrari

Charles Leclerc has impressed but also surprised Ferrari in 2019 with his performances, with Mattia Binotto feeling there is still more to come from the Monegasque racer.

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc has realised that he may need to change his driving style to reduce his tyre wear compared to his team-mate, Sebastian Vettel.

Ross Brawn says at least half of the races in 2019 have been closely contested, and he is excited by the prospect of more close racing at the front of the field in the Belgian Grand Prix after the end of the summer break.

A time penalty will now be the punishment for an unsafe release says the FIA following the controversial Leclerc decision in Germany

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has said the team intend to continue development of their 2019-spec car, despite being off the pace compared to rivals Mercedes so far this season.

TCF went trackside during the British and German Grands Prix and took up position at key vantage points at Club Corner, the Luffield complex and the Motodrom. These are some of my findings:

F1’s off for half term,and i’ve graded who is the gold stars and who are the dunces.

Ross Brawn felt emotional when he saw Mick Schumacher celebrating like his father, Michael, sparking memories of their successful period together in Formula 1.

Despite finishing third and fourth on Sunday, Mattia Binotto says Ferrari cannot be satisfied with their performance during the Hungarian Grand Prix, finishing as they did more than a minute down on race winner Lewis Hamilton.

Mick Schumacher says he feels happy to finally end a bad run of form in Formula 2 with his first win in the Sprint Race at the Hungaroring.

Charles Leclerc struggled with his rear tyres during the Hungarian Grand Prix, a race he finished fourth in.

Sebastian Vettel scored his second podium in as many races with third place at the Hungarian Grand Prix, the most Ferrari could have achieved in his view.

Lewis Hamilton took a dramatic victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of polesitter Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel.

Ferrari was kept out of the top three in Hungarian GP qualifying by Red Bull and Mercedes, and Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel know there’s work to do.

Max Verstappen on pole position for the first time in his F1 career for the Hungarian Grand Prix.