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Ferrari 'talking about' replacing Mattia Binotto as Charles Leclerc "burns with rage"

According to a prominent Italian reporter, Ferrari will consider the future of team principal Binotto during the off-season, after a year which promised so much but delivered so little

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Ferrari: Mercedes’ development rate not a worry for F1 2023

Ferrari insists it is not alarmed by Mercedes’ recent Formula 1 progress, despite falling behind its rival at several races.

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Ex-Ferrari F1 chief and Juventus CEO's response to "Binotto out" request caught on camera

Juventus chief executive Maurizio Arrivabene was team principal at Ferrari before being replaced by Mattia Binotto in 2019, and gave an interesting response when one fan made his feelings clear

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Mattia Binotto seeks "clear answer" to Ferrari problems after forgettable Mexican GP

Ferrari were a fair way off the pace of their Red Bull and Mercedes rivals in Mexico City, which caught team boss Binotto off guard as he later admitted he wasn't expecting them to be so poor

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Christian Horner and Zak Brown set for explosive public showdown after leaked letter

On Saturday, Red Bull chief Christian Horner will face reporters for the first time since the FIA found the team to have been in breach of the spending cap for the 2021 F1 season

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F1 grid penalty rules clarified in wake of recent Monza chaos

The FIA has responded to the chaos surrounding grid penalties at this year’s Italian Grand Prix to make Formula 1’s rules clearer with immediate effect.

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FIA clears up F1 grid penalty rules in wake of recent Monza chaos

The FIA has responded to the chaos surrounding grid penalties at this year’s Italian Grand Prix to make Formula 1’s rules clearer with immediate effect.

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Leclerc: Suzuka penalty was "right thing to do" after last-lap Perez fight

Charles Leclerc believes the five-second time penalty that dropped him to third at Suzuka was “the right thing to do” by the Formula 1 race stewards.

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Leclerc: Suzuka F1 penalty was "right" after last-lap Perez fight

Charles Leclerc believes the five-second time penalty that dropped him to third at Suzuka was “the right thing to do” by the Formula 1 race stewards.

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Charles Leclerc disagrees with Ferrari chief over "ridiculous and unacceptable" penalty

Mattia Binotto lost his temper after Leclerc was penalised for going off the track while defending against Sergio Perez, but the racer thinks the penalty was fair

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Red Bull Responds to ‘Minor’ Breach of F1 2021 Budget Cap

Formula One’s governing body determined the team committed a ‘minor overspend’ last season against the $145 million cap.

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Ten things we learned at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix

A crowned champion amid chaos and confusion underpinned the first Formula 1 race in Japan since 2019 - but there was more to the weekend than that, as driver market moves and the popular return of Suzuka were also key threads. Here's a look at the 10 biggest points of…

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10 things we learned at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix

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Ferrari boss slams "unacceptable" decision that handed Max Verstappen second F1 title

A penalty for Charles Leclerc knocked him down a place at the Japanese Grand Prix and gave Verstappen the points gap he needed to be confirmed as world champion for 2022

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F1 made mistake with revised points rules, admits Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks Formula 1 made a mistake with the wording of revised points rules that handed Max Verstappen the world championship in Japan.

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Ferrari won't appeal Leclerc Suzuka F1 penalty

Ferrari will not appeal Charles Leclerc’s five-second time penalty, but says it was “very surprised and very disappointed” by the decision that settled the Formula 1 title race.

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Ferrari "surprised, disappointed" by Leclerc Suzuka F1 penalty, but won't appeal

Ferrari will not appeal Charles Leclerc’s five-second time penalty, but says it was “very surprised and very disappointed” by the decision that settled the Formula 1 title race.

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Ferrari: Even minor F1 cost cap breach worth 0.5s per lap

Ferrari says the FIA needs to take Formula 1 cost cap breaches seriously because even a minor overspend could be worth as much as 0.5 seconds per lap.

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Ferrari: Minor F1 cost cap breach worth 0.5s per lap

Ferrari says the FIA needs to take Formula 1 cost cap breaches seriously because even a minor overspend could be worth as much as 0.5 seconds per lap.

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Mercedes chief Toto Wolff warns of F1 "arms race" as engine penalty row rumbles on

No fewer than nine drivers received grid penalties for taking new engine components at the Italian Grand Prix, sparking debates over the need to replace the current system

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Ferrari: FIA should allow more F1 engines after Monza penalty chaos

Ferrari Formula 1 chief Mattia Binotto believes the FIA needs to consider increasing the power unit allocation per season after almost half the grid took penalties at Monza last week.

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Mattia Binotto admits he has no idea why Ferrari's performance has fallen behind Red Bull

For all of Ferrari's reliability issues and strategy disasters this year, they still had a car capable of going toe-to-toe with Red Bull's machine – but that no longer seems to be the case

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Ferrari in 'need' of answers as to why F1 development has stalled

Ferrari says it needs answers as to why Red Bull appears to have edged clear in their Formula 1 fight this year, especially with its unrelenting speed in races.

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Red Bull's VSC plan shows Ferrari's F1 strategy call not wrong in Italian GP

Red Bull has revealed that it would have stopped Max Verstappen during the early VSC period at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix if then leader Charles Leclerc had not pitted.

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Max Verstappen issues blunt response to furious Ferrari fans who booed him at Italian GP

Red Bull star Verstappen was not a popular race winner among the gathered Tifosi at Monza, who had come out hoping Charles Leclerc could provide a famous Ferrari victory

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