Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has vowed to investigate the reason behind the Scuderia's sudden race-pace deficit to Red Bull which has resulted in the hoped-for F1... read more »

Numerous grid penalties at the Belgian and Italian Grands Prix, leave Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto suggesting the allocation of engine components should be increased. read more »

The 23-year-old, who is now running under his Israeli passport and licence in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, will undertake the two mandatory FP1 rookie sessions... read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says it will sit down with Mick Schumacher in the coming races to discuss his future with the team. Schumacher joined the Ferrari Driver... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has disputed Ferrari counterpart Mattia Binotto's criticism of the FIA in the wake of the Italian Grand Prix's safety car finish. read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto asserts that he is firmly against the idea of giving Colton Herta a Formula 1 Super Licence through means of force majeure. Red Bull is... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes Charles Leclerc was "a bit unlucky" after failing to gain the full advantage of a virtual safety car period at Monza. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has accepted his team needs to improve and make changes if they are to win titles again, admitting a "painful" finish behind Mercedes is... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has described Max Verstappen as "impossible to beat" at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto believes that the boos from the crowd seemingly aimed at Max Verstappen were actually aimed at the FIA following a disappointing end to Grand Prix. read more »

It wasn't the day that Mattia Binotto and Ferrari were hoping for as Max Verstappen extended his championship lead at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA were "caught sleeping" in their handling of the late Safety Car and ending of the Italian Grand Prix, according to Ferrari F1 boss Mattia Binotto.  read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has slated the FIA's inexperience and claimed F1 'deserves better' after a controversial end to the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari team principal believes the way in which the Italian Grand Prix ended behind a Safety Car was "simply wrong" and has called on the FIA to do a better job. read more »

Ferrari chairman, John Elkann insists he has great faith in team boss, Mattia Binotto but admits that there need to be improvement. read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto apologised on Saturday for causing upset by comparing accident-prone Japanese Formula One driver Yuki Tsunoda to a tsunami. read more »

Today's press conference with Tom McCullough, Pierre Wache, Andrew Shovlin, Franz Tost, Mattia Binotto and Mario Isola. read more »

Ferrari F1 team principal Mattia Binotto has apologised for describing AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda as a "tsunami".  read more »

Mattia Binotto still has the full backing of Ferrari chairman John Elkann, but he says the team must eliminate the mistakes that have cost them many points and race wins in 2022. read more »

Red Bull is still waiting for an FIA decision on the matter before it can press ahead with plans to release Pierre Gasly to Alpine, thus creating a slot for Herta at... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has claimed AlphaTauri's use of force majeure to push through a super licence for Colton Herta is "completely wrong". read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto has apologised to AlphaTauri's Yuki Tsunoda for calling him a "tsunami" at the Dutch Grand Prix. Tsunoda retired from the... read more »

Ferrari are making too many mistakes but have 'great faith' in team boss Mattia Binotto and will be Formula One champions again by 2026, company president John Elkann... read more »

In the wake of Tsunoda's controversial exit from the Dutch Grand Prix, where he briefly stopped on track, recovered to the pits and then ventured out again before retiring... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has apologised for what he claims was a "bad joke" made in reference to Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda at the Dutch Grand Prix. read more »