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Ferrari Formula 1 chief Mattia Binotto says recent talks with Sebastian Vettel over a new contract revealed they no longer shared the same goals

Daniel Ricciardo has rolled the dice on his Formula 1 future for the second time in 24 months, but will his latest gamble pay off? Little over two years ago, Ricciardo shocked the F1 paddock by announcing he would be lea...

Ferrari has confirmed Spanish driver Carlos Sainz will replace Sebastian Vettel in 2021.

With Ferrari’s announcement of Carlos Sainz now widely expected, a seat at McLaren is soon to be available but it is understood it has already been snapped up by Daniel Ricciardo. According the motorsport-total‘s Chr...

Michael Schumacher voted 'most influential' person in Formula One according to a poll.

Cyril Abiteboul Renault Managing Director Cyril Abiteboul has expressed the "critical values" of mutual "unity and commitment" in comments which do not mention the outgoing Daniel Ricciardo by name. Ricciardo will exit t...

At a time the sport is celebrating the 70th anniversary of the first race to form part of the Formula One World Championship, it's worth remembering that over the course of those 70 years Ferrari has only missed 16 races...

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has revealed that the Italian manufacturer is considering an entry into IndyCar, possibly as soon as 2022, as a means for the Scuderia to deploy its excess F1 resources. The introduction ...

NASCAR released the next portion of its revised 2020 schedule Thursday afternoon, which includes another mid-week race and multiple (...)

Ferrari has confirmed that it is evaluating its motorsport future which could include expanding into the NTT IndyCar Series. With an impending cost cap of $145 million set to be introduced to Formula 1 next season, Ferra...

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed the team is evaluating a future move into IndyCar racing as a result of the reduction in Formula 1's budget cap.

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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says it was right for the team to part ways with Sebastian Vettel because they no longer 'shared the same goals'. The four-time World Champion announced that 2020 will be his final s...

Lewis Hamilton has a lucrative contract with Mercedes. Logical, when you look at his resume and although the details are not known, the British driver has become the richest athlete in the United Kingdom. He has achieved...

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has given hope to Road America that fans could be allowed into the track's IndyCar race weekend of June 19-21. (...)

With the postponement of several races and the search for alternatives, the German circuit Hockenheim has put itself in the spotlight several times as an option for organizing a Grand Prix. The circuit was not on the cal...

It is exactly four years ago on Friday that Max Verstappen won his first Grand Prix victory during his debut for Red Bull Racing. Tomorrow GPBlog will pay extensive attention to this, among other things by letting variou...

Het avontuur van Daniel Ricciardo bij Renault komt na het aankomende seizoen alweer ten einde. De Australische coureur zal naar McLaren verkassen en daar de plaats van Carlos Sainz innemen die naar Ferrari vertrekt. Of h...

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has said that the goals of Sebastian Vettel and the Formula 1 team were no longer compatible. On Tuesday morning Ferrari confirmed that Vettel would not be racing with the team past ...

With the announcement that Sebastian Vettel will leave Ferrari after this season, the whole of Formula 1 is upside down. Carlos Sainz will replace him and McLaren has recruited Daniel Ricciardo for him, with the rumor be...

With the departure of Daniel Ricciardo from Renault at the end of this season, a seat will become available at the French race stable. Who will be his replacement is not yet known, but the rumour mill is running at full ...

Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel could not agree a contract extension beyond 2020 as they no longer shared the same short- or long-term objectives, according to team boss Mattia Binotto.