Lewis Hamilton topped the timesheets ahead of Charles Leclerc in Practice Two to round off a dominant Friday at the Turkish GP, as title rival Max Verstappen struggled down in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton took a clean sweep of Friday practice sessions for the Turkish Grand Prix after edging out Charles Leclerc in FP2. read more »

One of the stars in last year's slippery Turkish GP, Charles Leclerc hopes the water-blasting of the circuit won't have too much of an impact. read more »

Sainz is taking the latest power unit spec that was given its debut by team-mate Charles Leclerc at the Russian GP, and will be demoted to the back of the grid as he exceeds... read more »

Carlos Sainz says he is unflustered by the prospect of having to start Formula 1's Turkish Grand Prix from the rear of the field after taking on a fresh power unit.... read more »

Charles Leclerc has declared it "a huge honour" to have been described as a driver Ferrari founder Enzo would have liked. read more »

Ferrari debuted an updated hybrid system for its F1 power unit on Charles Leclerc's car at the Russian GP, with the Monegasque driver duly serving a back of the grid... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed that Carlos Sainz will start Formula 1's Turkish Grand Prix from the rear of the grid after taking on a fresh power unit. Ferrari introduced its new... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed Carlos Sainz will be given the updated hybrid system used by Charles Leclerc in Russia for this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

2021 may have been a positive campaign for Ferrari, but Charles Leclerc says the road to title fights is "still very long" for the team. read more »

The Russian Grand Prix was ‘bitter sweet’ for Ferrari, as Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc endured very different races. In terms of performance, the SF21 performed well on the... read more »

Enzo Ferrari would have approved of Charles Leclerc racing at Ferrari, according to his son and current vice president of the team, Piero Ferrari. read more »

Charles Leclerc has conceded "the road is still very long" before Ferrari can again consider itself a championship contender in Formula 1. read more »

Sainz joined Ferrari from McLaren for the 2021 season, and is currently leading team-mate Charles Leclerc in the drivers' championship, scoring three podiums and 112.5... read more »

Piero Ferrari says his father, Enzo, would have undoubtedly approved of Charles Leclerc racing for the Scuderia. read more »

After Charles Leclerc took a grid penalty for having an upgraded Ferrari engine installed, Carlos Sainz looks set to follow suit in Turkey. read more »

Ferrari are keeping to themselves how big a performance boost the new engine Charles Leclerc used at the Russian Grand Prix has given them. read more »

Charles Leclerc feels he "could have done a better job as a driver" in helping Ferrari make the right strategy call in Russia. read more »

Ferrari debuted an upgraded hybrid system for its power unit on Charles Leclerc's car at the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi last weekend.The updated power unit was understood... read more »

Charles Leclerc believes Lando Norris will be feeling "very, very guilty" after losing a potential first win by gambling in the rain in Russia. read more »

Charles Leclerc says that Lando Norris "might feel very, very guilty" after his decision not to pit in Russia lost he and his team the win. read more »

Max Verstappen has explained how Charles Leclerc nearly ruined his race in Formula 1's Russian Grand Prix. read more »

The Italian's afternoon was badly compromised as he had to rely on manual signals from his pit board, which inevitably lacked the sort of detail required to properly... read more »

The new V6, turbo and MGU-H fitted overnight would normally send Bottas to the back of the grid, but he is expected to start 17th, ahead of three other drivers who have already... read more »

Red Bull revealed on Friday afternoon that it had fitted Verstappen's car with an all-new power unit, triggering a penalty that meant the Dutchman would start at the back... read more »