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Lewis Hamilton's F1 boss Fred Vasseur is in the midst of a crisis at Ferrari as concerns about the current state of the Italian outfit grow by the day.

Sky Sports News reporter Geraint Hughes explains what the chances are of ex-Red Bull team principal Christian Horner moving to Ferrari.

Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have had a shaky 2025 campaign so far, but Ferrari supremo Fred Vasseur has contained the two pilots with trust at the center of their relationships.

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![CDATA[Horner was one of the highest-earning team principals in F1 at Red Bull.]]

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has admitted to getting exposed amid the negative environment in the 2025 Formula 1 season.

F1 commentator and journalist Nelson Valkenburg has claimed that Oscar Piastri's camp would spark up talks with Mercedes rather than Ferrari.

The Ferrari ace responded in typically hilarious fashion.

Lewis Hamilton described his Ferrari F1 team-mate Charles Leclerc as 'big pimpin', while laughing at the Monegasque driver in a hilarious video on Ferrari's YouTube channel.

Christian Horner’s next move is again dominating Formula 1 headlines, with new reports suggesting the former Red Bull boss has held early discussions with Ferrari chairman John Elkann.

Christian Horner has entered into talks to become Ferrari F1 team principal, according to reports.

Fremantle’s new documentary “Luca: Seeing Red” takes on the former Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo. But it’s not just about Ferrari. “That was one of the conditions. First – it won’t be just about Ferrari. Second – it won’t be fiction…

The former tennis champion opens up about life at home with wife and four kids, and the one moment in his career he'd go back to relive

"At the moment it just feels like we are passengers to the car."

Former Ferrari engineer Rob Smedley stated that he believed that Mercedes were still chasing Red Bull driver Max Verstappen as George Russell's contract saga continues.

Former double world champion Mika Hakkinen believes that Lewis Hamilton’s difficult start at Ferrari is not surprising and will take time to fix.

Ferrari isn't trying to imitate internal-combustion engine noises and shifts. It's trying to provide the same level of drama and connection.

Seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton has been handed a worrying timeline over when he can expect to see progress with Ferrari.