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The Purosangue SUV traveled the length of a drag strip after the initial contact that caused the crash

The frog that has the tea. No, Carlos Sainz hasn’t announced a collaboration with CBBC to start reading bedtime stories - although, actually, Williams can you make that happen, please?

Lewis Hamilton’s first season at Ferrari hasn’t gone as planned, and recent comments from chairman John Elkann have only added to the scrutiny around his...

Team tries to keep focus on racing as chairman’s criticism dominates Las Vegas weekend Business around Ferrari has been overshadowed in Las Vegas, where John...

Two British F1 stars have weighed in on recent comments made by Ferrari chairman John Elkann which were aimed at seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and his new team-mate.

Elkann stated after the last race in Brazil that Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton needed to ‘talk less and focus on driving’

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Carlos Sainz was asked about his thoughts on Ferrari Chairman John Elkann's comments about Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc.

Lewis Hamilton looked back on his 'it's been a nightmare' remark after the F1 Brazilian GP and felt that while there have been moments this year where he has been down, he has been surprised by his re

Both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton were called out by the Ferrari president.

Hamilton, 41, has endured a tough first season at Ferrari, which was epitomised by his retirement at the Brazilian Grand Prix last weekend.

Seven-time world champion Hamilton has failed to land a podium in his 21 outings for Ferrari so far

Lewis Hamilton has insisted he does not believe he can work any harder to help improve Ferrari’s performance.

Lewis Hamilton has insisted he does not believe he can work any harder to help improve Ferrari’s performance

Charles Leclerc revealed that Ferrari chairman John Elkann had called him before publicly criticizing him and Lewis Hamilton after the Brazilian GP.

Lewis Hamilton opened up about the recent media fiasco involving Ferrari president John Elkann.

Lewis Hamilton denied a culture of blame exists at Ferrari following CEO John Elkann's public criticism of its drivers.