Inaki Rueda, Ferrari's chief strategy officer, has been praised in the Italian press for his role in the Scuderia's recent successes. read more »

Charles Leclerc admits that following the controversial Singapore Grand Prix he is starting to "understand a lot more the whole situation". read more »

The 2019 Singapore Airline Singapore Grand Prix brought a real strategy battle between Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull. At the end of the action-packed race, Sebastian Vettel... read more »

Charles Leclerc missed out on a third consecutive Formula 1 victory when Ferrari’s strategy resulted in Sebastian Vettel getting ahead of him in the Singapore Grand Prix. Once... read more »

Mercedes shares Lewis Hamilton's opinion that the reigning world champion would have easily won the Singapore Grand Prix with a different strategy. read more »

Christian Horner knew strategy was going to play a key part in the Singapore Grand Prix as soon as Charles Leclerc slowed the pace down at the front of the field early on. read more »

Scuderia Ferrari finished one-two at Marina Bay on Sunday, the first time in the twelve years of the Singapore Grand Prix a team has finished with both cars at the very front... read more »

There were not many who could have predicted that Scuderia Ferrari would be the dominant force of the Formula One Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix weekend. After Charles... read more »

It may have cost Charles Leclerc victory, but Ferrari's strategy in Singapore turned a possible 1-4 or, at worst, a 2-4 finish into a shock 1-2. read more »

Ferrari have explained why they pitted Sebastian Vettel first and not Charles Leclerc in the strategy that changed the destination of the Singapore GP victory. read more »

Charles Leclerc wants an explanation from his Ferrari F1 team over its controversial strategy in the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Mattia Binotto explains Ferrari's strategy call in Singapore that put Sebastian Vettel on course for victory and left Charles Leclerc frustrated. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto defended the timing of Sebastian Vettel's Singapore Grand Prix pit-stop, after it led to him undercutting Charles Leclerc and taking victory... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes he could have "easily won" the Singapore GP if Mercedes took a "risk" with their strategy - and has suggested that the in-form... read more »

Lewis Hamilton was left scratching his head at the strategy call which saw him go from challenging for victory at the Singapore Grand Prix to finishing off the podium. read more »

Charles Leclerc wants answers to Ferrari's Singapore strategy read more »

Valtteri Bottas has explained why Mercedes told him to back off during the Singapore Grand Prix and says he has no issue with the decision.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes could have "easily won" the Singapore Grand Prix with an undercut strategy.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton feels Mercedes have let an easy victory slip away in Singapore due to a questionable race strategy at the Marina Bay circuit. read more »

Valtteri Bottas said Mercedes have "certain rules" to prevent a driver from undercutting their team mate, which prevented him from benefiting from Lewis... read more »

An unimpressed Charles Leclerc questioned Ferrari's 'unfair' strategy as he lost out to team-mate Sebastian Vettel in a tense and topsy-turvy Singapore GP. read more »

Charles Leclerc is feeling hard done by after he was forced to settle for P2 in Singapore following an undercut by race winner Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Charles Leclerc criticised his Ferrari Formula 1 team for an "unfair" decision in the Singapore Grand Prix after falling behind eventual winner Sebastian Vettel read more »

Charles Leclerc admitted that he was disappointed to have lost out on victory in the Singapore Grand Prix to team-mate Sebastian Vettel, but maintained that he stuck to... read more »

Sebastian Vettel records his first victory in over a year after undercutting Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc in a strategy call that left the youngster crying foul. read more »