Mattia Binotto confirms Ferrari upgrades set for Spanish Grand Prix
Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed that the Scuderia are planning on bringing upgrades to the Spanish Grand Prix as they aim to maintain their title challenge.
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Mattia Binotto urges Ferrari to respond as Red Bull build momentum
Mattia Binotto has called on his Ferrari team to respond with Red Bull building up a head of steam in recent races.
Martin Brundle warns Ferrari risk losing championships if they cannot fix one particular issue
Martin Brundle has warned Ferrari that they risk losing out on both championships if they cannot solve their issues with straight-line speed compared to Red Bull.
Mario Andretti offers prediction over potential Ferrari team orders this season
Former Formula 1 world champion Mario Andretti has suggested that Ferrari could start bringing in team orders by the halfway stage of this season.
Carlos Sainz thankful to complete full race distance after trying couple of rounds
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has said that it was much-needed that he completed a full race distance as he finished in third for the Miami Grand Prix.
Miami GP: Charles Leclerc impresses David Beckham with football skills ahead of Sunday's race
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc finished second in the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday, but he certainly won the award for best warm-up before the race as he had a kickabout with David Beckham.
Miami GP: Max Verstappen holds off Charles Leclerc in blistering closing laps to take victory
Max Verstappen kept Charles Leclerc at bay at the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday as the Dutchman reduced the deficit to the championship leader down to 19 points.
Miami GP: Ferrari's Charles Leclerc Grabs Pole, Praises "Crazy" Fans
World championship leader Charles Leclerc praised the enthusiasm of Ferrari's many American fans Saturday, but warned of a tense battle ahead after leading the Italian team to a front-row lockout at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix. The 24-year-old Monegasque claimed pole position ahead of his Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz after world champion Max Verstappen made a rare error and slipped to third on the grid for Red Bull at a packed Miami International Autodrome.