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Carlos Sainz expressed his belief that the Ferrari package is heading in the "right direction" for the team, although he acknowledged the need for improvement following the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix.
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur said that their current car is “very difficult to understand”. Vasseur took over from Mattia Binotto in the close season and has seen Red Bull emerge once more as the team to beat. Ad For now, Red Bull's Max Verstappen looks favourite for the title, which would represent a hat-trick for the Dutchman and the Austrian team.
The Formula One helmet worn by Ferrari's Charles Leclerc at his home Monaco Grand Prix last month sold for a record 306,000 euros ($329,960) in an auction to raise funds for flood victims in Emilia-Romagna.
Red Bull's championship leader Max Verstappen produced a mighty qualifying lap to take pole position for the Spanish Formula One Grand Prix on Saturday with Ferrari's Carlos Sainz joining him on the front row.
Carlos Sainz had the thrill of starting his home Spanish Grand Prix on the front row and challenging Max Verstappen for the lead into the first corner but that was as good as it got for the Ferrari driver on Sunday.
Charles Leclerc blamed his Ferrari's 'weird' handling for a Spanish Grand Prix qualifying nightmare on Saturday that left last year's pole-sitter facing a start from the back of the field.
MONTMELO, Spain — Max Verstappen dominated a bizarre qualifying at the Spanish Grand Prix that saw the Mercedes drivers collide, Verstappen's teammate Sergio Perez fail to make Q3 and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc finish up 19th.
Charles Leclerc said "something strange" on his Ferrari caused him to qualify a lowly 19th on Saturday in an erratic session for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.