Former Ferrari F1 Team Principal and current Sauber Chief Operations and Technical Officer Mattia Binotto shared his thoughts on the state of Ferrari and Hamilton's signing on an interview with Italian magazine AutoMoto.
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Binotto: Ferrari signed Lewis Hamilton too late into his F1 career

Former Ferrari F1 Team Principal and current Sauber Chief Operations and Technical Officer Mattia Binotto shared his thoughts on the state of Ferrari and Hamilton’s signing on an interview with Italian magazine AutoMoto. Ferrari With Ferrari’s stagnating form on top, many are questioning if Ferrari will be able to pull through and build a car…

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Have Hamilton’s eighth F1 title hopes faded into the midfield with Ferrari?

Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari was historic and groundbreaking, but as the 2025 F1 season progresses, there’s growing discourse. Will Hamilton grab his elusive eighth title with the iconic prancing horses, or is it a case of simply no longer having the speed to do so? It started with historic photoshoots in front of Enzo…

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Sebastian Vettel leads eventual winner Lewis Hamilton on lap one of the F1 2012 Canadian Grand Prix
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The story of McLaren’s most recent victory at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix

With McLaren holding a seemingly unassailable 197-point lead at the top of the F1 World Constructors’ Championship in 2025, they will come into Montreal hoping to claim their first victory at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix since 2012 when Lewis Hamilton delivered a superb drive. The 2012 Canadian GP played host to round seven of…

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Hamilton says Ferrari must consider full focus on 2026 soon with SF-25 F1 struggles

Lewis Hamilton revealed he will soon encourage Ferrari to shift focus from their struggling SF-25 to F1’s 2026 regulatory changes as the team’s championship hopes continue to fade, with Charles Leclerc also giving his thoughts. The seven-time World Champion made the admission following Ferrari’s winless start through nine races, leaving the Italian team 197 points…

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Fred Vasseur on the grid at the F1 Spanish GP 2025.
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Vasseur defends Hamilton and talks Leclerc’s tyre strategy following mixed F1 Spanish GP performance

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has defended his team’s strategic decisions and overall performance following a challenging F1 Spanish GP in Barcelona, where Ferrari secured a podium finish with Charles Leclerc but faced criticism over Lewis Hamilton‘s disappointing race. The weekend turned out to be one of contrasts for Ferrari, with Leclerc capitalising on late-race…

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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc finished third at the Spanish GP.
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Leclerc: Ferrari F1 still need improvements after Spanish GP despite second straight podium

Charles Leclerc turned a solid Spanish GP into a podium after a late safety car period. He passed Max Verstappen, who was fighting with hard tyres and nearly went off before making it to the restart. This allowed Leclerc to get alongside early, and gently bumped Verstappen on the way to the overtake with six…

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Charles Leclerc at Spanish GP, Thursday
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Leclerc takes responsibility for risky tyre sacrifice in F1 Spanish GP qualifying

26-time pole position holder and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc found himself in trouble even before the start of the F1 Spanish GP qualifying. As opposed to other teams, who had five sets of soft tires each for their drivers, Ferrari had just four. Despite the deficit, Leclerc did not make the job of his race…

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