Ferrari underlines that its 2025 Formula 1 development is focused on performance rather than individual driving styles amid speculation the

Christian Horner has been tipped to join a struggling F1 team rather than Ferrari following his shock sacking by Red Bull.

Lewis Hamilton made his blockbuster move to the Scuderia at the start of the season after 12 years with Mercedes

Ferrari F1 driver Lewis Hamilton was dealt a massive blow after the Italian car manufacturer shut down the possibility of a manual transmission returning.

Ferrari have handed a multi-year contract extension to World Endurance Championship star Antonio Giovinazzi, who will also continue as a reserve driver for the F1 squad. The Italian, who formerly raced for Alfa Romeo,

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Former Formula One driver Vitantonio Liuzzi believes Christian Horner would be the "perfect choice" to replace Fred Vasseur if Ferrari parted ways with their team principal.

Hamilton has called on Ferrari to abandon progress on their current car and instead start prioritising next season, despite a fourth-placed finish at the most recent British Grand Prix. Though, according to Italian media, there could be waves of change at Maranello before the 2026 campaign.