Michael Schumacher's replacement slams Ferrari as Charles Leclerc title hopes dashed

Ex-F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone facing fraud charge over £400m of overseas assets

Austrian Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton reacts to fourth place finish

Jack Nicklaus 'flabbergasted' by 'special' honour at St Andrews

Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo at 2022 McLaren launch

Woods takes aim at LIV Golf defectors ahead of St Andrews Open

Wimbledon: Highlights of day 14 as Djokovic wins title

Daniil Medvedev watches Formula 1 during Wimbledon final

Novak Djokovic in seventh heaven after beating Nick Kyrgios in Wimbledon final

Nick Kyrgios's mum says it's been a 'tough year' for star

Wimbledon: Novak Djokovic speaks after winning final

Wimbledon: Nick Kyrgios complains about fan's behaviour

Wimbledon: Federer kisses trophy after EIGHTH Wimbledon win

Wimbledon: Chris Evert pays tribute to Sue Barker

Wimbledon: Elena Rybakina speaks after winning Women's final

F1: Ferrari's Charles Leclerc reflects on winning Belgian GP

Wimbledon: Crowds arrive at ahead of women's singles final

Ferrari won't win world championships as they are making too many mistakes as Charles Leclerc is left is in Max Verstappen's dust, according to former driver Mika Salo. Salo was Michael Schumacher's replacement at Ferrari when the German broke his leg in a high-speed shunt at the 1999 British Grand Prix.

However, he has now slammed his former team and written off their chances of securing a first F1 crown in 15 years. The 55-year-old claimed Ferrari looked "very strong" at the start of the season but has since fallen away after making a range of "mistakes".

He added that teams "don't win world titles this way" in a massive blow to Leclerc's bid for his first F1 crown. Speaking to Racing News 365, Salo said: "The Ferrari is certainly very fast, but something