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Ferrari chief has 'no idea' how to win British Grand Prix despite Carlos Sainz pole

Mattia Binotto has admitted it is difficult to prepare the best possible strategy for the British Grand Prix due to the unpredictable weather and a pack of adequate practice

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Mattia Binotto warned he could lose Ferrari chief job after 'giving' wins to Red Bull

F1 icon Juan Pablo Montoya believes Ferrari would be willing to replace team principal Binotto unless they make improvements in their bid to challenge Red Bull for the constructors' title

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Mercedes hopes 2026 F1 engine rules delay doesn’t drag too much

Mercedes wants the FIA to not delay for too long finalising Formula 1’s new engine regulations for 2026, amid speculation that the plans could fall back beyond this summer.

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Mercedes hopes for swift resolution to 2026 F1 engine rules delay

Mercedes is eager that the FIA doesn't delay for too long finalising Formula 1’s new engine regulations for 2026, amid speculation that the plans could fall back beyond this summer.

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Mercedes: No complacency over F1 2022 reliability record

Mercedes insists it is not getting complacent about its finishing record in Formula 1 this year, despite rivals Red Bull and Ferrari having big reliability headaches.

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Mercedes: Zero complacency over F1 2022 100% finishing record

Mercedes insists it is not getting complacent about its finishing record in Formula 1 this year, despite rivals Red Bull and Ferrari having big reliability headaches.

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Sainz now able to push without fear of crashing Ferrari F1 car

Carlos Sainz says he felt more comfortable in his Ferrari Formula 1 car during the Canadian Grand Prix, saying he was able to push without 'fear of losing the car'.

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Ferrari: FIA didn't follow right F1 procedure with porpoising technical directive

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says the FIA did not follow correct procedures in the way it tried to help solve Formula 1's porpoising problems.

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Ferrari: FIA did not follow right procedure with F1 technical directive

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says the FIA did not follow correct procedures in the way it tried to help solve Formula 1's porpoising problems.

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Charles Leclerc told F1 title race is still 'wide open' despite Max Verstappen advantage

Verstappen was able to widen his lead at the top of the standings with victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, while Ferrari are in danger of being cut adrift by Red Bull

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Binotto: F1 teams need to help new FIA race directors improve

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto thinks teams need to play their part to help Formula 1's new race directors achieve more consistency.

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Ferrari’s Formula 1 fall from grace as Mattia Binotto comes under intense pressure

The Prancing Horse is struggling to gallop its way round the tracks and the team is in serious bother.

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Toto Wolff fires reliability warning at Mattia Binotto as Ferrari 'drop the ball' in title race

Ferrari have a huge problem to fix with their engines showing major reliability issues, and Mercedes could be ready to pounce if it continues to cost them too many championship points

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Max Verstappen to get F1 title race boost with grid penalty looming for Charles Leclerc

Leclerc's Ferrari engine woes mean he is set to incur at least one grid penalty later in the season, handing an advantage to Red Bull and Verstappen in the F1 title race

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Ferrari prefers fast unreliable F1 car rather than other way around

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto says he would rather have the challenge of fixing an unreliable but competitive package than the other way around.

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Charles Leclerc speechless after Azerbaijan GP blowout as Ferrari admit engine concern

Leclerc was disconsolate as he reacted to the engine blowout which cost him the chance to win the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as Mattia Binotto admitted he was worried about the issue

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Ferrari boss slams FIA for 'no consistency' after latest failed protest against Red Bull

Two weeks on from the Monaco Grand Prix, it seems Ferrari are still furious about a lack of punishment for Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez, who they feel broke rules around exiting the pit lane

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Bumpy Baku gives drivers a headache as 'porpoising' resurfaces

Baku (AFP) - Baku's bumpy street circuit, venue for Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix, has left drivers shaken from all the bouncing they are subjected to in this season's radically redesigned cars.

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Unhappy Ferrari thinks FIA could go back on F1 pitlane line rules

Ferrari believes the FIA may change back its pitlane line rules in the wake of the precedent set by its protest against Red Bull at Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix.

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Unhappy Ferrari thinks FIA could yet go back on pitlane line rules

Ferrari believes the FIA may change back its pitlane line rules in the wake of the precedent set by its protest against Red Bull at Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix.

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Max Verstappen gets F1 title boost as Ferrari admit goal is 'not to win championship'

Ferrari's strong start put them in a position to win F1 silverware for the first time since 2008, but their team principal remains adamant that such an outcome is not their goal for the year

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How a cost cap breach could decide the F1 world championship

Could the 2022 Formula 1 world championship be won or lost in a dispute over how much money a team has spent?

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Ferrari: No easy solution to F1 salary cap debate

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes there is “no straightforward solution” to the current debate about introducing a driver and key personnel salary cap to Formula 1.

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How can F1 break the deadlock over competing cost cap desires?

We’re already in June with seven races of the 2022 Formula 1 season completed and there's still no sign of any agreement on an upward adjustment to the cost cap.

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Max Verstappen boost as Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto admits “worrying” issue

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has conceded Ferrari's recent reliability issues have the team worried as they look to keep touch in the Formula 1 title race

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