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How F1 teams are still chasing "low-hanging fruit" with their 2025 cars

F1 teams may be focused on their 2026 cars, but the light on this year's developments is not yet out - as teams continue to chase tiny, 'low-effort' gains

Why point-less Bortoleto isn't under pressure in F1 – yet

Why point-less Bortoleto isn't under pressure in F1 – yet

In terms of points on the board – which convert into dollars in the coffers once Formula 1’s prize funds are dished out – Gabriel Bortoleto has yet to deliver on his considerable early promise. Only two other drivers – Jack Doohan and Franco Colapinto – are also on zero…

No points or pressure: How Sauber is supporting Gabriel Bortoleto’s rookie F1 season

No points or pressure: How Sauber is supporting Gabriel Bortoleto’s rookie F1 season

In terms of points on the board – which convert into dollars in the coffers once Formula 1’s prize funds are dished out – Gabriel Bortoleto has yet to deliver on his considerable early promise. Only two other drivers – Jack Doohan and Franco Colapinto – are also on zero…

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Ferrari react to 'unintended' flaw on car spotted by eagle-eyed fans at F1 testing

Despite rocketing to the top of the timesheets in the early stages of pre-season testing on Thursday, Ferrari also caught the eye with what was happening with the nose of their car

Ferrari strategy chief Rueda moved to F1 factory role amid reshuffle

Ferrari has reshuffled its strategy team ahead of the Formula 1 season opener, Autosport has learned, with its previous chief Inaki Rueda moving to a factory role.

Russian racer to feature in F1 as Ferrari share Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz stand-in

Teams are required to use at least two first practice sessions per season as an opportunity to give younger racers a chance to experience and get used to driving an F1 car

Ex-Ferrari boss urges Mattia Binotto to axe strategy chief with contract running down

According to reports, team chief Binotto's contract expires at the end of the season – but a former Ferrari boss believe he should stay and instead sack the team's lead strategist

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Ex-Ferrari star slams Charles Leclerc for criticising the team in public – "Be patient"

Ex-Ferrari star slams Charles Leclerc for criticising the team in public – "Be patient"

The Monegasque made little attempt to hide his frustration after the Hungarian Grand Prix, in which he never got the chance to fight for the podium after a botched strategy call

Ferrari could sack team boss Mattia Binotto over summer after Hungarian GP disaster

Ferrari could sack team boss Mattia Binotto over summer after Hungarian GP disaster

Mattia Binotto and his Ferrari strategists are under intense pressure after a series of tactical blunders left them needing a miracle to catch Red Bull and Max Verstappen

Ferrari strategy chief given vote of confidence by Mattia Binotto despite latest shocker

Ferrari strategy chief given vote of confidence by Mattia Binotto despite latest shocker

Some fans and pundits have called for Ferrari to make changes in their strategy department as they keep making costly mistakes, but team chief Binotto appears to be holding firm

Charles Leclerc baffled by Ferrari strategy as Carlos Sainz slams slow pit stops

Charles Leclerc baffled by Ferrari strategy as Carlos Sainz slams slow pit stops

The Hungarian Grand Prix was another disaster for Ferrari with both drivers off the podium again – but team boss Mattia Binotto is still backing his strategy chiefs

Ferrari lash out at F1 TV coverage for making Carlos Sainz strategy look "nonsensical"

Ferrari lash out at F1 TV coverage for making Carlos Sainz strategy look "nonsensical"

Fans and pundits expressed their dismay after what appeared to be another strategy blunder at the French Grand Prix, but Ferrari still believe they made the correct call

Ferrari: Delayed France F1 radio messages made strategy look "nonsensical"

Ferrari: Delayed France F1 radio messages made strategy look "nonsensical"

Ferrari says that delays by Formula 1 in broadcasting its radio messages to Carlos Sainz during the French Grand Prix were to blame for making its strategy calls look 'nonsensical'.

Ferrari: Delayed France F1 radio messages made strategy look ‘nonsensical’

Ferrari: Delayed France F1 radio messages made strategy look ‘nonsensical’

Ferrari says that delays by Formula 1 in broadcasting its radio messages to Carlos Sainz during the French Grand Prix were to blame for making its strategy calls look ‘nonsensical.’

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