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Ferrari adds Bearman to F1 reserve roster for 2024

This year’s 24-race schedule has encouraged Ferrari to have extra options in the F1 reserve role. Giovinazzi and Shwartzman are both involved in the marque’s World Endurance Championship Hypercar programme, and thus will not necessarily always available to be on standby at races.

How Toyota took revenge on Ferrari’s home ground

How Toyota took revenge on Ferrari’s home ground

Toyota gained something approaching revenge on Ferrari for its Le Mans 24 Hours defeat in the Italian manufacturer’s backyard at Monza. Kamui Kobayashi, Mike Conway and Jose Maria Lopez took what on paper looked like a narrow victory, but in reality they had a clear advantage in last Sunday’s World…

Ferrari still behind Toyota going to Le Mans, reckons Giovinazzi

Ferrari still behind Toyota going to Le Mans, reckons Giovinazzi

The Italian driver made the remarks despite setting the pace in last Sunday’s official test day at the wheel of the #51 499P Le Mans Hypercar he shares with Alessandro Pier Guidi and James Calado for the World Endurance Championship blue riband.

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WEC Spa: Toyota takes pole after Ferrari gets track-limits penalty

Giovinazzi found two tenths on a second quick lap aboard his Ferrari 499P Le Mans Hypercar to leapfrog AF Corse team-mate Miguel Molina and Kobayashi right at the end of the 15-minute Hypercar session.

Giovinazzi, Shwartzman set to share Ferrari F1 reserve role in 2023

Antonio Giovinazzi and Robert Shwartzman are set to share duties as Ferrari’s Formula 1 reserve drivers in 2023.

Giovinazzi and Shwartzman set to share Ferrari F1 reserve role in 2023

Antonio Giovinazzi and Robert Shwartzman are set to share duties as Ferrari’s Formula 1 reserve drivers in 2023.

Giovinazzi hopes COTA FP1 crash won’t hurt F1 return chances

Antonio Giovinazzi hopes his crash early in practice for the United States Grand Prix on Friday won’t hurt his chances of a Formula 1 return, but admitted it “doesn’t help.”

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Fenestraz 'studied more than school' for late Seoul FE call-up

Fenestraz 'studied more than school' for late Seoul FE call-up

Sacha Fenestraz says his 6:30am Seoul Formula E finale call-up to replace the injured Antonio Giovinazzi at Dragon meant he 'studied more than school' to get up to speed.

Fenestraz 'studied more than school' to prepare for late Seoul FE call-up

Fenestraz 'studied more than school' to prepare for late Seoul FE call-up

Sacha Fenestraz says his 6:30am Seoul Formula E finale call-up to replace the injured Antonio Giovinazzi at Dragon meant he 'studied more than school' to get up to speed.

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