Ferrari News
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Seven teams have now confirmed their car launch plans ahead of the 2020 Formula 1 season.
New races, new title rivalries and the prospect of significant history-making: Reasons to be very excited about the F1 year ahead.
Ferrari will launch the car they hope will finally end their long F1 title drought at one of Italy's grandest theatres, on February 11.
Charles Leclerc says his late-2019 crash with Sebastian Vettel gave the two Ferrari drivers a "good lesson" - and he insists it won't happen again.
Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc each now have new deals in place in two of the grid's prized seats, but who'll be champion first?
Charles Leclerc has extended his Ferrari contract until the end of the 2024 season to secure his long-term future at Maranello.
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto insists Sebastian Vettel remains "central to our project" despite difficult yeat next to Charles Leclerc.
Ferrari expect to be the first F1 team to launch their new car for next season, with a February unveiling confirmed.
Ferrari say it is too early to consider who will partner Charles Leclerc in 2021, but talks of a meeting between Hamilton and them had been overblown.
Ferrari say they lost the F1 2019 championship battle before the season even began after designing a car which was "not good enough".
Sebastian Vettel issued a jovial rebuke to rumours that he could be replaced by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari for 2021.
Lewis Hamilton has admitted he will consider his F1 options beyond 2020 amid strong speculation of interest in him from Ferrari.
Mattia Binotto has hailed Charles Leclerc's maiden Ferrari year as "outstanding" and says he and Sebastian Vettel will begin 2020 "free to race".
Charles Leclerc has kept his Abu Dhabi GP podium but Ferrari have received a large fine for a fuel infringement ahead of the race.
Sebastian Vettel has admitted he was below-par in F1 2019 and "must do better" next season in order to fight with Ferrari's rivals.
Lewis Hamilton has thanked Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto for his remarks about his potential availability on the driver market.
Mattia Binotto has suggested that Lewis Hamilton's potential availability on the F1 transfer market for 2021 "can make us only happy".
Charles Leclerc says he and Sebastian Vettel must be "less aggressive" when racing each other in future after their Brazil tangle.
Sebastian Vettel will arrive at the Abu Dhabi GP on Friday following the birth of his third child, a boy.
Ferrari are expecting a "very intense" winter heading towards 2020 when they will attempt to mount a challenge to Mercedes.
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