Scuderia Ferrari Formula One team principal Fred Vasseur has hit out at the media for allegedly spreading rumors that delayed his contract extension. Vasseur was also frustrated about the speculation surrounding his driver, Charles Leclerc, and the team's chassis technical director, Loïc Serra.

Entering the Hungarian Grand Prix, it was confirmed that team principal Frederic Vasseur will remain with Ferrari. Both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton voiced their support for keeping the Frenchman on board at the Scuderia.

Lewis Hamilton hasn't had the debut season at Ferrari that he - or anyone associated with the team - would have hoped for. The 40-year-old shocked the F1 world last year by announcing he was leaving Mercedes, ending what was essentially an 18-year association with his former employer.

Scuderia Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has highlighted the key area his team needs to focus on to challenge the McLaren Racing Formula One team. Vasseur admitted that while his team has the pace, it could take that big leap forward by being consistent every race weekend.

The single-seat racecars themselves may be the most impressive bits of machinery a Formula One team brings to the circuit, but the vehicles you see on the track are not the end of the story. The ...

With 13th and 14th placed finishes in Sunday’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Scuderia Ferrari recorded its worst season since 1980. It has been a disastrous year.

Ferrari vice-chairman Piero Ferrari believes F1’s cost cap has hampered the Scuderia’s ability to fight its way back to the top of the sport.

The 2025 Ferrari Daytona SP3 Tailor Made known as “599+1” sold for $26 million at RM Sotheby’s Monterey auction, the highest sale price ever for a Ferrari at auction, according to the automaker. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the Ferrari Foundation, a charity that funds educational and community projects.