F1 news: Ferrari success ‘very good for everyone’ after Charles Leclerc’s victory in Bahrain
Ferrari’s impressive showing at the Bahrain Grand Prix will help boost Formula One ticket sales, according to chief executive Stefano Domenicali.
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10 things we learned from the 2022 Bahrain Grand Prix
The dawn of a second ground-effect era for Formula 1 only heightened the anticipation around the first race of a new season, as a fresh competitive order was revealed in Bahrain.
Ferrari: Leclerc, Sainz & Binotto discuss title chances after Bahrain clean sweep
Ferrari are back! The Scuderia have stormed into 2022 and they mean business, with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both saying that a title challenge could now be on after their one-two finish in Bahrain.
Carlos Sainz says he's really close to penning a new Ferrari contract
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz says he is close to signing a new contract with the team, whilst Mattia Binotto says it is just a matter of translating their discussions and agreements onto paper.
Carlos Sainz: Ferrari ace on verge of sealing new contract
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz says he is close to signing a new contract with the team, whilst Mattia Binotto says it is just a matter of translating their discussions and agreements onto paper.
F1 | La renovación de Sainz, hecha
En la última rueda de prensa de Ferrari, ya de noche cerrada en Bahréin, Carlos Sainz y Mattia Binotto dieron a entender que no falta mucho para que se anuncie la renovación del madrileño por Ferrari más allá del 2022 que tenía firmado inicialmente. «Creo que estamos cerca, muy cerca, extremadamente cerca, casi ahí», bromeó Carlos ante la pregunta por su futuro. Y Mattia Binotto concretó en público: «Hay un acuerdo, es cuestión de que lo llevemos al papel». Hasta el punto de que Leclerc añadió: "¿Quieres que te anuncien ya?".
'Mamma Mia!' Ferrari properly back at the top of Formula One
Ferrari ended a 45-race winless streak on Sunday to start Formula One's new era with a flourish and a one-two finish in Bahrain that sent the sport's oldest and most glamorous team back to the top.