Ferrari find 'short-term fix' for hydraulics problem
Ferrari will have a 'short-term fix' in Canada this weekend for the hydraulics problem that forced Carlos Sainz out of last Sunday's race in Azerbaijan, the Formula One team said on Tuesday.
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Magnussen concerned about Ferrari reliability after Baku DNF
Haas’ Kevin Magnussen was one of four Ferrari-powered cars to break down during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Gene: Ferrari have ‘a very high mountain to climb’
Hamilton in agony but Mercedes pick up pieces
Verstappen lends Leclerc champion's advice: 'Disappointment is normal, but you learn from it'
The days following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix could not have been easy for Charles Leclerc and Ferrari. After suffering their second technical failure in three races, the championship contenders now trail Red Bull Racing and Max Verstappen in the Formula 1 title race. Leclerc is 34 points behind the 2021 champion, while Ferrari is a massive 80 points adrift of its rivals.
2022 F1 Canadian GP – How to watch, session timings and more
The F1 paddock makes the 5,500-mile trip from Baku to Montreal for the welcomed return of the Canadian round for the first time in three years, having dropped off the calendar in 2020 and 2021 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Leclerc: Not easy handling "third disappointment in a row" in Baku
Leclerc took pole position for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and was leading the race after an early pitstop under the virtual safety car, before a power unit issue caused him to slow on-track.
Hakkinen: Verstappen has Perez to thank for Baku win
Mika Hakkinen believes the role of Sergio Perez in Max Verstappen’s Azerbaijan victory should not be underplayed.
Helmut Marko on Red Bull v Ferrari drama: 'We want a fair fight'
Ferrari's clear early advantage over Red Bull this year has done a complete 180-degree turn, with the energy drink company's top team now a full 80 points ahead after the Baku F1 race.