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James Allison when working for Ferrari and Leo Turrini

How Ferrari's mistreatment of Allison still haunts their F1 talent search

Italian F1 journalist Leo Turrini believes Ferrari's past treatment of James Allison during a family tragedy created a "stigma" that deters foreign talent from joining the team today. Ferrari must overcome lingering reputational damage.

Max Verstappen celebrating

Verstappen hints at early retirement if Red Bull becomes uncompetitive

Max Verstappen has enjoyed a dominant 2023 season, but admitted in an interview that he sometimes questions if the relentless F1 circus is "still worth it".

Felipe Massa

F1 Round Up: Massa starts legal fight over '08, Hulkenberg impresses, Elliott backs Russell

Felipe Massa demands compensation for his 2008 title loss, Nico Hulkenberg swiftly adapts to full-time return and integrates well at Haas, and Mercedes' Mike Elliott backs struggling George Russell.

A fan perspective: Attending the Belgium Grand Prix

A fan perspective: Attending the Belgium Grand Prix

After attending the Belgian GP, I was captivated by its historic allure, seamless logistics, and diverse fan base. Despite the costs, the top-notch facilities and immersive experience made it unforgettable. This account is a personal journey through an F1 enthusiast's dream weekend.

Enzo Ferrari, Luca di Montezemolo and Niki Lauda

'Never Satisfied': Montezemolo on Enzo Ferrari's relentless drive

Last week marked 35 years since Enzo Ferrari's passing. Former president Luca Cordero di Montezemolo hopes Ferrari's current F1 struggles won't tarnish their legacy. He remarked Ferrari should always be fighting for the championship, not content with third place.

Christian Horner and Helmut Marko

Red Bull 'miles ahead' in 2026 engine development - Marko

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko claims his team holds a commanding lead in developing their 2026 engine, stating they are 'miles ahead of Audi, miles ahead of Ferrari.'

Charles Leclerc after Pole Position in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix-Credit: Ferrari

Leclerc committed to Ferrari despite contract delay

Despite 2022's unmet expectations, Charles Leclerc remains committed to Ferrari, stating 'My first target and my first dream is to become a world champion with Ferrari.'

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