The Latest Breaking News from Mattia Binotto

Ferrari says that its Russian tester Robert Shwartzman will drive under an Israeli licence during any outings with the Formula 1 team this year.

Sainz's new deal with the Italian team was announced on Thursday, with Ferrari tying the Spanish racer down until the end of the 2024 season, in what is a big boost following a great start to the current campaign

Ferrari has emerged as the car to beat in Formula 1 this season, with Charles Leclerc winning two of the first three grands prix.

After years of struggle the Scuderia have their sights set firmly on both the drivers’ and constructors’ championships

Ferrari fans know all about false dawns and dashed hopes but the first three races of the Formula One season have brought the good times back to Maranello and sent expectations soaring. Charles Leclerc, seeking to become the Italian team's first world champion since Kimi Raikkonen in 2007, has taken…

Ferrari will steer clear of bringing major updates to its Formula 1 car for the next race in Imola as a result of complications caused by it being a sprint race weekend.

Mattia Binotto, who replacing Maurizio Arrivabene as Ferrari boss in 2019, hopes the Italian giants can compete for and ultimately win a world title in 2022

Ferrari has urged to FIA to ensure that Formula 1’s budget cap is properly policed this year to prevent teams finding ways around the system for game changing upgrades.

Ferrari thinks it needs to conduct some detailed analysis about its downforce level choices, after Charles Leclerc lost out to Max Verstappen in Formula 1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.