Ferrari boss says Formula 1 team must take inspiration from Le Mans victory
Ferrari's CEO, Benedetto Vigna, has reinforced the Italian brand's dedication to Formula 1 following their impressive victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
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Talks over South Africa hosting an F1 race 'paused, not terminated,' says Motorsport SA chair
Though South Africa's hopes to appear on the 2024 Formula 1 calendar have been derailed, Motorsport South Africa chairperson Anton Roux is adamant that talks will continue when the time is right.
A driver's favourite: F1 returns to Canada for another dash on Montreal's island
Between Rounds 6 (Imola, Italy) and 15 (Monza, Italy), Formula 1 is conducting what is referred to as the European leg of a season. At this time, every race is contested on European soil and ran on traditional circuits.
Red Bull's exposed floor design likely to appear on more F1 cars in 2023: 'It's not ideal'
Red Bull chief engineer Paul Monaghan anticipates that rival Formula 1 teams will face challenges in replicating the floor design of their RB19 until the Japanese Grand Prix.
Carlos Sainz defends Ferrari's F1 car updates, despite the pain in Spain
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.
Verstappen won't say no to another title fight with Hamilton: 'Would be great for the sport'
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen said he would welcome the challenge of an "amazing" championship rematch with Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton.
Max and the stats: No Formula 1 record is safe from Verstappen
With his 40th Formula 1 victory last time out in Spain, Max Verstappen has ensured that he is among the most successful drivers in the sport's history.
Red Bull paid 'millions' to stop Ferrari signing Christian Horner, says Marko
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was on the brink of joining Ferrari in a shocking move during the 2022 Canadian Grand Prix, but Red Bull had to shell out "millions" to retain his services, according to Helmut Marko.