The Latest Breaking News from Ferrari

The Cadillac Formula 1 team is making its long-awaited track debut this week, with Sergio Perez running a two-year-old Ferrari at Imola.

The Hypercar manufacturers are divided over the need for success handicaps being potentially used in the World Endurance Championship from 2026

Manufacturers across the WEC paddock have expressed disappointment at Porsche’s decision to end its Hypercar programme

Axial flux motors are still a fledgling technology, but they’re quickly becoming the go-to choice for some high-performance hybrid systems. Thanks to their minimal weight, compact design, and impressive power outputs, companies like Ferrari and Lamborghini have already integrated them into some of their latest road cars.

Carolwood Capital's Spencer Towill, who led the acquisition of Indian Motorcycle from Polaris, offered some thoughts on the brand's future. And it's seemingly led by an increased emphasis on merch.

Ferrari has brought its contract with the World Endurance Championship in line with the current Hypercar rules, which are in place until the end of 2029

The current Hypercar rules are in place until the end of 2029

Despite impressive performances in GT3 ranks and prior experience of prototype machinery, Rovera may have to wait until at least 2027 to get his big break in Hypercar

Despite impressive performances in GT3 ranks and prior experience of prototype machinery, Rovera may have to wait until at least 2027 to get his big break in Hypercar

Massa is seeking £64m in damages from F1, the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone over the ‘Crashgate’ scandal

Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have been told to ‘focus on their driving and talk less’ by John Elkann