Sainz still weighing up his future, will remain in F1
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium : Ferrari's Carlos Sainz remained tight-lipped on Thursday about his future ahead of this weekend's Belgian Prix, but said he would definitely remain in Formula One.
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Binotto to lead Audi F1 team as Seidl and Hoffmann depart
Former Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto will lead Audi's Formula One entry with current bosses Oliver Hoffmann and Andreas Seidl departing, the German manufacturer said on Tuesday.
Leclerc hopes new Ferrari F1 car will be easier to drive
Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz sounded positive on Tuesday at the launch of a 2024 car they expected to be easier to drive and develop through the longest of Formula One seasons.
Ioverno replaces departing Mekies as Ferrari sporting director
Diego Ioverno has replaced the departing Laurent Mekies as Ferrari's Formula One sporting director and will be on the pitwall in Belgium this weekend, the Italian team said on Thursday.
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur at a loss to explain poor performance - 'Very difficult to understand
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.
Vasseur says Ferrari recruiting massively, Mekies exit is no drama
Ferrari are recruiting massively as they reorganise the Formula One team and the announced departure of sporting director Laurent Mekies is no drama, team boss Fred Vasseur said on Thursday.
Drivers find few positives in 'too slow' Ferrari
Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz struggled to find anything positive to say about their car after a tough race in Saudi Arabia followed a disappointing start to the Formula One season in Bahrain.
Leclerc set for 10 place grid penalty in Saudi Arabia
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc is set for a 10-place grid penalty in Saudi Arabia this weekend for exceeding his allocation of power unit control electronics, team boss Fred Vasseur said on Wednesday.