Lewis Hamilton’s turbulent Belgian Grand Prix turned into major controversy after a dramatic pit lane incident in which the Mercedes driver inadvertently struck a Ferrari mechanic during a chaotic pit stop, sparking an immediate FIA investigation and raising serious concerns over safety procedures. Hamilton’s afternoon at Spa-Francorchamps was already under scrutiny, as George Russell was
Kimi Antonelli stunned the paddock with a stellar performance in the final Formula 1 practice session at the Belgian Grand Prix, leaving his rivals behind and sending out a clarion warning ahead of qualifying. Meanwhile, drama unfolded when Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari into the barriers during the closing moments, echoing Pierre Gasly’s similar incident
Seven-time reigning MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi has made a surprise announcement in support of Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s Formula 1 title bid, preferring the young Italian talent over his long-standing loyalty to Ferrari for the 2026 world championship. Despite Ferrari’s status as a national institution in Italy, Rossi’s allegiance this year lies firmly with Antonelli,
Ferrari has unveiled a dramatic first glimpse of the new Madrid circuit, which is set to host its inaugural Spanish Grand Prix later this season. The Italian team released exclusive footage of a full lap around the highly anticipated venue, giving fans and teams an early taste of what awaits when Formula 1 comes to
Lewis Hamilton has raised serious concerns about the new Madrid circuit set to host the Spanish Grand Prix in September, putting the much-anticipated Formula 1 debut at the venue in jeopardy. The seven-time world champion made a pointed criticism after the Ferrari filming day at the track, specifically targeting the structural design of the circuit
There’s already a lot to say about Ferrari’s new “manual” transmission on the Internet, so we won’t beat a dead horse (pun intended). But a few weeks ago Ferrari introduced its shift-by-wire technology on the 12Cilindri (To be exact, April 15th), another company quietly revealed its take on a simulated manual. You probably know Rezvani
The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. As I approach four decades on this earth, I’ve learned that if you wait long enough, you see all the good and bad things again. I remember back in 1997, when Ferrari
Clive Rose/Getty Images Ferrari has ended another drought in Formula 1 just three weeks after Lewis Hamilton took his first victory in a Rosso Corsa. Charles Leclerc won the British Grand Prix on Sunday, partly due to the SF-26’s genuine on-track speed and bad luck with the
Ferrari launched the 12cylinder manual with a ‘manual by-wire’ system that mimics a gated manual using a dual-clutch gearbox. It added a real clutch pedal and shifter, allowing drivers to manually control the gears and even stop the car. The 819-hp V12 remains unchanged, with production limited to 1,499 units. Recent bombshells aside, Ferrari hasn’t
There are bad days to buy a Ferrari. Then when you come home from a business trip you discover that your $764,000 AUD supercar has been used as a playground. Same thing happened with A ferrari 488 gtb The owner in Kunming, China, when four young boys decided the red supercar parked outside looked worth