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Christian Horner has been in talks with Ferrari as he looks to make a return to Formula 1, with the former Red Bull team principal also having held discussions for other roles

An iconic F1 star of the 90s has put a car from his collection up for sale, having raced the model in 1992.

Ferrari now predicts that only 20% of its sales will be EVs by 2030, down from a previous figure of 40%.

Christian Horner has held sensational talks with Ferrari over the possibility of becoming their next team principal as he lines up a return to Formula 1.

Seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton has reportedly sent a request to the top Ferrari managers about processes within the team, according to reports in Italian media.

JONATHAN MCEVOY: Christian Horner is in talks with Ferrari about taking over as their team principal, Daily Mail Sport can reveal.

You may be skeptical of Ferrari’s coming EV. You might want to dismiss it entirely. Here’s why that’s a mistake.

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2009 Formula 1 champion Jenson Button discussed the atmosphere at Ferrari during the Singapore Grand Prix, claiming that "everyone feels it’s easy to be pushed out the door." Ferrari is fighting for second position in the constructors’…

Ferrari chairman John Elkkan has delivered a powerful statement which should buoy F1 champion Lewis Hamilton.

The Italian brand says it won't sell its first-ever EV to customers who are not going to enjoy the experience.

Cadillac advisor and 1978 F1 world champion Mario Andretti has revealed he would like to sign Charles Leclerc from Ferrari.

Latest reports out of Italy suggest that Ferrari chairman John Elkann wishes to give team principal Fred Vasseur time to bring success to the F1 team.

Ferrari says it wants any new technology to be a game-changer in its segment. But in the supercar world, EV tech isn’t there yet.

Charles Leclerc's manager Nicolas Todt has issued a subtle warning towards Ferrari, following a dismal 2025 season for the F1 team.

Next year’s Ferrari Elettrica EV will have much less power than the 1,526 hp Xiaomi SU7 Ultra