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Ferrari's Austin upgrade will be last of F1 season

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has revealed the small upgrade for the car at the upcoming Formula 1 United States Grand Prix will be the Scuderia's last of the season.

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Ferrari's "small" Austin upgrade will be last of F1 season

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has revealed the small upgrade for the car at the upcoming Formula 1 United States Grand Prix will be the Scuderia's last of the season.

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Wolff suggests "civilised" approach to current F1 Verstappen swearing controversy

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has asked for a "civilised" approach to the current controversy over swearing, in the wake of the FIA punishing Max Verstappen for use of a swear word.

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Wolff suggests "civilised" approach to current Verstappen swearing controversy

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has asked for a "civilised" approach to the current controversy over swearing, in the wake of the FIA punishing Max Verstappen for use of a swear word.

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Analysis: Verstappen shows his petty side when FIA foolishly punishes him for cursing

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Ferrari: McLaren rear wing legality was ‘black and white’ matter

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur says the legality of McLaren’s controversial ‘mini-DRS’ rear wing was a black-and-white matter, after the FIA intervened to request it be changed.

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Verstappen punished for swearing in Singapore GP press conference

Max Verstappen has been ordered to "accomplish some work of public interest" by the FIA stewards for using foul language in a press conference at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

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Verstappen ordered to do public service work for swearing in press conference

Max Verstappen has been ordered to "accomplish some work of public interest" by the FIA stewards for using foul language in a press conference at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix.

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Leclerc: Ferrari caught out by McLaren's top speed with "controversial" rear wing

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari was caught out by McLaren's top speed in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as he labelled his rival's flexible rear wing a "controversial" design.

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Does gardening leave in Formula 1 still make sense?

There's a joke that's been going around the Formula 1 paddock since the start of the season: Britain has never had such well-kept gardens!

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Ferrari appoints Mercedes capture Serra as new F1 technical director

The Ferrari Formula 1 team has appointed former Mercedes engineer Loic Serra as its new technical director on the chassis side.

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Ferrari appoints Mercedes signing Serra as new F1 technical director

The Ferrari Formula 1 team has appointed former Mercedes engineer Loic Serra as its new technical director on the chassis side.

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Norris undercut may have helped Leclerc win Italian GP - Ferrari

Ferrari believes Charles Leclerc being undercut by Lando Norris boosted his chances to take a momentous home win for the team at the Italian Grand Prix.

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Ferrari: Norris undercut may have helped Leclerc win Italian GP

Ferrari believes Charles Leclerc being undercut by Lando Norris boosted his chances to take a momentous Formula 1 victory for the team at the Italian Grand Prix.

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Ferrari "pushing like hell" to cure bouncing after summer break

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur says his squad is "pushing like hell" to get its lingering high-speed bouncing problem under control.

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Ferrari "pushing like hell" to cure bouncing after summer break

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur says his squad is "pushing like hell" to get its lingering high-speed bouncing problem under control.

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Ferrari to unveil revamped technical structure after F1 summer break

Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Fred Vasseur says the squad will announce a revamped technical organisation after the summer break, but insists technical director Enrico Cardile leaving to Aston Martin is "not a drama".

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Ferrari brings modified version of new car floor to Hungarian GP

Ferrari is bringing a modified version of its latest car floor to Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix in a bid to get rid of the high-speed bouncing problems that have hurt it at recent races.

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Why F1 upgrade stumbles have become twice as costly in 2024

If there is one element that characterises Formula 1's current era, it may well be the unpredictable form curves that fluctuate more than they did before 2022.

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Why F1 upgrade stumbles have become twice as costly

If there is one element that characterises Formula 1's current era, it may well be the unpredictable form curves that fluctuate more than they did before 2022.

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Why Ferrari won't progress until it understands it downgrade

The story of Formula 1’s development war in 2024 has been very much about whether car updates fall into the ‘upgrade’ or ‘downgrade’ category.

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Why Ferrari doesn’t fear its downgrade will derail F1 season

The story of Formula 1’s development war in 2024 has been very much about whether car updates fall into the ‘upgrade’ or ‘downgrade’ category.

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Ferrari’s F1 technical director Cardile departs to join Aston Martin

Ferrari has confirmed the departure of its Formula 1 chassis technical director Enrico Cardile, who is set to join the Aston Martin team.

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Ferrari hoping for F1 "sanity check" in British GP

Team boss Fred Vasseur hopes Ferrari can perform a "sanity check" when Formula 1 returns to its traditional weekend format at the British Grand Prix.

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Sainz expects more competitive Ferrari F1 car in Austria GP

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz expects his team to be more competitive in Austria after seeing a key car weakness punished in Spain.

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