
Ferrari celebrates Le Mans victory with home parade
Ferrari celebrated its 24 Hours of Le Mans victory with a parade through Maranello which is the manufacturer’s hometown.
Ferrari celebrated its 24 Hours of Le Mans victory with a parade through Maranello which is the manufacturer’s hometown.
Ferrari has won the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the first time ever in almost 60 years in a dramatic 100th anniversary edition of the French endurance classi snapping Toyota’s winning record of five consecutive races.
Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz have both secured a drive with Ferrari as their contracts end at the conclusion of 2024 season.
Mercedes and Ferrari tested brand-new tires that don’t require heating blankets at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ferrari’s Antonio Fuoco topped the timesheets as Mike Conway, crashed his Toyota in the last few seconds in the first session of the Le Mans test.
Charles Leclerc lost three positions on the starting grid for Sunday’s race as a result of a Ferrari crew communication error in Monaco’s qualifying, as admitted by the team boss Frederic Vasseur.
Charles Leclerc’s contract with Ferrari expires just after the end of 2024 Formula 1 season.
Charles Leclerc slammed his Ferrari race engineer following a misunderstanding regarding strategy at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah on Sunday.
Charles Leclerc’s disastrous start to the new season took a further hit after learning on Wednesday that he will serve a grid penalty at this weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
At the beginning of the 2023 season Ferrari’s reliability issues have proved to be their undoing once more amid Fred Vasseur’s new leadership.
Laurent Mekies, a longtime Ferrari senior official is apparently being pursued by Alpine as he desires to leave Maranello.
Former Ferrari head of vehicle concept David Sanchez will join a rival Formula 1 team, perhaps McLaren after taking some time off