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Ferrari tipped to 'steal' shock F1 driver to replace Lewis Hamilton in move that would stun grid
Ferrari have been told to 'steal' one shock driver from another team to replace Lewis Hamilton. Last year, seven-time Formula 1 world champion Hamilton sent shockwaves through the sporting world by announcing his decision to leave Mercedes for Ferrari.
Michael Schumacher’s infamous 1997 Ferrari F310B race car, unrestored and historically significant, takes center stage at ...
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How McLaren compares with Ferrari’s early 2000s F1 dominance
McLaren team boss Andrea Stella was in a more junior role when he worked at the Scuderia, but he had a clear view of how the ...
Ferrari star Charles Leclerc performed a surprise U-turn after airing his frustrations during last weekend's F1 Hungarian Grand Prix. The Monegasque provided one of the biggest shocks of the season at ...
A shock pole position from Charles Leclerc in Hungary was not enough for Ferrari to take its first Grand Prix victory of 2025, as a familiar set of issues reared their ugly head and exposed Formula ...
Shell’s Principal Motorsport Scientist Valeria Loreti talks through the science behind the Shell fuels and lubricants ...
Lewis Hamilton raised doubts over his own Formula 1 future at the Hungarian Grand Prix when he responded to his qualifying ...
Ferrari feared Charles Leclerc might not finish Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix after the Monegasque, who started on pole ...
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