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Unhappy Ferrari thinks FIA could yet go back on pitlane line rules

Ferrari believes the FIA may change back its pitlane line rules in the wake of the precedent set by its protest against Red Bull at Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix.

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Max Verstappen gets F1 title boost as Ferrari admit goal is 'not to win championship'

Ferrari's strong start put them in a position to win F1 silverware for the first time since 2008, but their team principal remains adamant that such an outcome is not their goal for the year

Daily Mirror

How a cost cap breach could decide the F1 world championship

Could the 2022 Formula 1 world championship be won or lost in a dispute over how much money a team has spent?

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Ferrari: No easy solution to F1 salary cap debate

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes there is “no straightforward solution” to the current debate about introducing a driver and key personnel salary cap to Formula 1.

Autosport

How can F1 break the deadlock over competing cost cap desires?

We’re already in June with seven races of the 2022 Formula 1 season completed and there's still no sign of any agreement on an upward adjustment to the cost cap.

Autosport

Max Verstappen boost as Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto admits “worrying” issue

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has conceded Ferrari's recent reliability issues have the team worried as they look to keep touch in the Formula 1 title race

Daily Mirror

The F1 implications of Ferrari’s failed Red Bull Monaco F1 protest

The FIA’s rejection of Ferrari’s protest against Red Bull’s drivers may have settled the Monaco Grand Prix result, but it has prompted some debate about Formula 1’s rules going forward.

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The F1 implications of Ferrari’s failed Red Bull protest

The FIA’s rejection of Ferrari’s protest against Red Bull’s drivers may have settled the Monaco Grand Prix result, but it has prompted some debate about Formula 1’s rules going forward.

Motorsport

Ferrari wants "clear explanation" for Monaco GP strategy errors

Ferrari says it will take a detailed investigation back at its Maranello factory this week to fully understand why it made strategy blunders in Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix.

Motorsport

FIA Rejects Ferrari’s Protests Against Perez, Verstappen

The Monaco Grand Prix results will stand with the Mexican driver taking first and the Dutchman in third.

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Leclerc puts Ferrari on pole in Monaco Grand Prix as Perez crashes

In three previous starts on Monaco’s city streets, Leclerc retired twice with crash damage and failed to start

The Hindu

Ferrari: No chance of staying below current F1 $140m budget cap

Ferrari has admitted that there is no way it can keep to Formula 1’s current budget cap limit, as top teams now fear a spate of end-of-season penalties.

Autosport

Ferrari downplays Mercedes’ Spain F1 revival

Ferrari thinks people should not get too carried away by the Mercedes recovery at the Spanish Grand Prix, as its Formula 1 rival is still far behind on pace.

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Ferrari downplays Mercedes' Spanish GP revival

Ferrari thinks people should not get too carried away by the Mercedes recovery at the Spanish Grand Prix, as its Formula 1 rival is still far behind on pace.

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How Verstappen was nearly caught out by F1's cool fuel rule

Spanish Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen only just made it out of the Formula 1 pitlane and onto the grid after an intriguing drama in Red Bull’s garage.

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Is F1 heading for a budget cap showdown over Red Bull/Ferrari development war?

Formula 1 has long been a hotbed of innuendo and accusation, with teams suggesting that a quick rival has a bendy front wing or an unusual straightline speed advantage.

Autosport

Is F1 heading for a budget cap showdown over Red Bull and Ferrari development war?

Formula 1 has long been a hotbed of innuendo and accusation, with teams suggesting that a quick rival has a bendy front wing or an unusual straightline speed advantage.

Daily Mirror

Ferrari ramp up Red Bull mind games by aiming budget cap accusation at F1 rivals

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has applied pressure to Red Bull by suggesting the Milton Keynes-based team have spent more of their budget on upgrades than the Prancing Horses

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10 things we learned from the 2022 Miami Grand Prix

Max Verstappen made it two wins on the trot in Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix, as Red Bull continued its fightback against Ferrari in front of a celebrity-packed crowd. As Mercedes' struggles continued and Williams' new star produced another haul of points, there were talking points aplenty. Here are the…

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Ferrari confident faster Red Bull can't maintain F1 upgrade spend

Ferrari believes that the faster Red Bull team will not be able to maintain spending on the aggressive upgrade push that has pulled it ahead in Formula 1.

Motorsport

Why tyre balance is proving critical to F1 2022 performance swings

Formula 1 teams are finding that managing the balance between the front and rear tyres is proving critical for performance with the new generation of cars.

Motorsport

Schumacher: New Sainz Ferrari F1 deal was ‘obvious step’

Mick Schumacher does not think Carlos Sainz’s new Formula 1 deal with Ferrari will “really change much” for him at Haas, saying it was an “obvious step” for the team.

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Schumacher: New Sainz Ferrari F1 deal was "obvious step"

Mick Schumacher does not think Carlos Sainz’s new Formula 1 deal with Ferrari will 'really change much' for him at Haas, saying it was an 'obvious step' for the team.

Autosport

Ferrari bringing low downforce solution to Miami GP to combat Red Bull speed

Ferrari says its planned changes for Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix will revolve mainly around a low-downforce solution, with a wider upgrade package for the F1-75 only coming later.

Motorsport

Ferrari bringing low-downforce F1 solution to Miami GP

Ferrari says its planned changes for Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix will revolve mainly around a low-downforce solution, with a wider upgrade package for the F1-75 only coming later.

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