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‘Need a brain transplant’: What’s behind Lewis Hamilton’s brutal Ferrari start... and how to fix him
Problematic for Hamilton is that these are baked-in problems. The car’s aerodynamic platform is set for the year. The brake supplier is locked in. Engine development is frozen. It’s why he’s transitioned from believing he could bring the car towards his driving style to instead attempting to adapt to the car’s demands.
Throughout its history Fiat has stepped outside the box and created some great sports cars but only one was powered by a ...
It was a win decades in the making. Prior to yesterday’s 6 Hours of Imola, the last time Ferrari won a world sports car race ...
The Ferrari F1 team has revealed the new upgrade for the upcoming Bahrain GP to enhance the SF-25's performance.
Ferrari held a commanding lead at the halfway stage of the 6 Hours of Imola, with Antonio Giovinazzi and Yifei Ye fronting a ...
Ferrari AF Corse scored its first Hypercar win on home soil Sunday in Imola after a captivating six hours of racing in which ...
Ferrari made the huge call for F1 2025 to oust Carlos Sainz, in favour of bringing in seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton.
While an opportunity to return to the F1 grid full-time will be music to Zhou's ears, the former Sauber man’s attention is ...
Ahead of this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, Ferrari deputy team principal Jerome d'Ambrosio has confirmed that Lewis ...
Ferrari have got all the ingredients for Formula One success and need to keep calm and follow the recipe after a slow start ...
The FIA WEC Imola race was won by Ferrari after six gruelling hours of racing, as Colton Herta shared his verdict on the ...
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