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The Italian team was hit by a double retirement in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc suffering a spectacular engine failure while leading the race, that preceded Carlos Sainz stopping with an unrelated hydraulic issue.
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz said he was ‘incredibly unlucky’ as the team suffered two retirements at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The Spaniard retired early with a hydraulics problem before the race even reached the 10th lap, and by the 20th his teammate Charles Leclerc was out from what looked to be a potentially race-winning position after a flurry of tyre changes. Ad/> That left the Spaniard and Monegasque on the sidelines as rivals Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez pulled away with a comfortable one-two led by the Dutchman.
BAKU : Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto expressed concerns on Saturday about the appointment of Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff's former personal advisor Shaila-Ann Rao to the role of interim Formula One head at the sport's governing FIA.
The Italian outfit complained about drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez crossing the pitlane exit line in Monaco, suggesting it was a breach of F1's regulations.
Mattia Binotto has admitted that Ferrari's goal for the season is "not to win the championship", despite a strong start to the year.
Mattia Binotto has given his take on the “no-blame culture” Ferrari have implemented in their quest to return to F1’s summit.
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says reliability issues are becoming a concern in their battle with Red Bull for the Formula 1 titles.
Formula 1's top teams Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes all believe they are at risk of penalties for going over the sport's budget cap this season, with Christian Horner calling for the FIA to act quickly to avoid an "accounting world championship".