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via RacingNews3652026 Bahrain Grand Prix Free Practice 1 resultsThe Free Practice 1 session for the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix took place at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia. Full results from the session have been released, detailing the performance of all participating teams and drivers.
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via f1oversteer.comLewis Hamilton snubbed as Emerson Fittipaldi picks Oscar Piastri among his five favourite F1 driversEmerson Fittipaldi believes Ferrari have two “strong drivers” in Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, but neither rank among the Brazilian’s favourites on the 2026 grid. ...
Thu 1 Oct · 20:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comForget Ollie Bearman, Ferrari must look at Fred Vasseur favourite to be Lewis Hamilton’s successorOliver Bearman, who has been seen as a potential successor to Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari, faces increasing competition from Rafael Camara. With Hamilton likely to remain at Ferrari until at least 2028 and Charles Leclerc's new contract, Bearman's chances of joining the team are diminishing. He will continue with Haas in 2027, but the arrival of Camara could complicate his future prospects.
Camara, a Ferrari-backed driver, is currently battling for the Formula 2 title and has shown impressive pace in testing. With Esteban Ocon leaving Haas, Camara is expected to replace him, which could threaten Bearman's position. If Camara performs well, he may fast-track his way to Ferrari, leaving Bearman in a precarious situation regarding his career trajectory.Thu 1 Oct · 18:00 UTC
via thejudge13.comCoulthard doubts Horner will join FerrariDavid Coulthard has dismissed speculation regarding Christian Horner potentially moving to Ferrari, suggesting that the Scuderia is unlikely to make significant changes at the team principal level. An F1 expert also noted that Horner's ambitions may not align with Ferrari's current direction.
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via f1oversteer.comCharles Leclerc calls for Ferrari upgrades to competeCharles Leclerc has urged Ferrari to implement upgrades to enhance their competitiveness against Red Bull Racing. He highlighted that the team's challenges extend beyond engine performance, indicating a need for broader improvements.+ 1 moreThu 1 Oct · 15:30 UTC
via Motorsport.comStefano Domenicali comments on Fred Vasseur's futureFormula One CEO Stefano Domenicali has addressed speculation surrounding Fred Vasseur's position as Ferrari's team principal, emphasising the need for strong leadership. Domenicali's remarks come amid ongoing discussions about Vasseur's role and the challenges facing the team.
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via PlanetF1FIA confirms Charles Leclerc findings after ‘extensive’ Ferrari inspectionThe FIA conducted an extensive inspection of Charles Leclerc's Ferrari following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, confirming that the car complied with the 2026 Formula One regulations. This inspection was part of the FIA's routine checks for top-10 finishers, and Leclerc's car was randomly selected for further examination.
Leclerc finished fourth in the race, while George Russell from Mercedes took the victory. After the race, Leclerc revealed that he had used the ADUO2 engine, which had raised questions after his crash at Monza. The FIA's checks focused on the internal combustion air intake cooling system and other components, all of which were found to meet the required standards.
Thu 1 Oct · 13:05 UTC
via f1oversteer.comLewis Hamilton still needs to do one thing that made Michael Schumacher a 'part' of FerrariRalf Schumacher highlighted that Lewis Hamilton must learn Italian to truly integrate into Ferrari, similar to how his brother Michael Schumacher did. Michael's fluency in the language significantly contributed to his success and connection with the team, making him a beloved figure among the Tifosi.
Hamilton started learning Italian at the suggestion of Sebastian Vettel prior to his move to Ferrari. However, given the time it took Schumacher to master the language, it remains uncertain if Hamilton will achieve the same level of rapport with his engineers before potentially leaving the team, as he is contracted until 2027.Thu 1 Oct · 12:30 UTC
via PlanetF1Audi makes new announcement as Mattia Binotto confirms next stepThe Audi Formula 1 team has announced plans to construct a new factory near its existing site in Hinwil, Switzerland, as part of its long-term development strategy. This new campus is set to be operational by summer 2026, with full completion expected by 2030. The current factory will be transformed into a manufacturing centre and wind tunnel operation, while power units will still be developed in Germany.
Mattia Binotto, the team's chief executive, highlighted the importance of the new campus in attracting world-class talent and fostering an environment conducive to innovation and collaboration. He expressed pride in shaping the future of the Audi F1 team from the ground up, emphasizing that this project represents a significant investment in the team's capabilities and ambitions.Thu 1 Oct · 10:39 UTC
via Motorsport.comLewis Hamilton hands Ferrari F1 boss Fred Vasseur strongest show of support yetLewis Hamilton has expressed strong support for Ferrari's team principal Fred Vasseur amidst ongoing speculation about his future. Hamilton praised Vasseur as the right leader to guide the team, especially after recent comments from Christian Horner that stirred media attention and frustration within Ferrari. Vasseur's leadership has contributed to the team's current position of second in the constructors' championship, a significant improvement from the previous year.
Hamilton highlighted the negativity surrounding Ferrari compared to other teams, noting that mistakes are scrutinised more heavily due to the team's iconic status. While he sees potential for structural changes within Ferrari, he chose to keep his specific ideas private, acknowledging the differences in leadership styles between Ferrari and his own team, Mercedes.Thu 1 Oct · 10:13 UTC
via AutosportLewis Hamilton supports Fred Vasseur amid speculationLewis Hamilton has expressed strong support for Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Fred Vasseur, stating he is the right person to lead the team. This endorsement comes amid ongoing speculation regarding Vasseur's future with Ferrari.
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via CrashLewis Hamilton defends Fred Vasseur amid Ferrari issuesLewis Hamilton has expressed his support for Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, stating that he is the right person to lead the team. However, Hamilton also suggested that the focus should shift to higher management within Ferrari for any necessary changes.
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via Formula1.comHamilton condemns ‘negative narrative’ around VasseurLewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have publicly supported Fred Vasseur, Ferrari's Team Principal, amidst speculation regarding his future due to the team's recent performance. Hamilton condemned the negative narrative surrounding Vasseur, asserting that the team remains united and focused on their goals despite external pressures. He highlighted the hard work being done within the team and emphasized that Vasseur is the right leader for Ferrari.
Leclerc echoed Hamilton's sentiments, expressing trust in Vasseur's abilities and dismissing the ongoing rumours as disrespectful. Both drivers noted the improvements Ferrari has made this season, including their position in the Constructors' Championship, while acknowledging that challenges remain. They called for a focus on the team's efforts rather than external criticism.
Thu 1 Oct · 09:47 UTC
via Motorsport WeekCharles Leclerc defends Fred Vasseur amid speculationCharles Leclerc has publicly supported Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, dismissing ongoing rumours linking Christian Horner to the role. To avoid distractions from the speculation, Leclerc has deleted social media applications from his phone.
+ 3 moreThu 1 Oct · 09:31 UTCvia Motorsport WeekCharles Leclerc backs Ferrari boss Fred VasseurCharles Leclerc has expressed his support for Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur as he faces pressure ahead of the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Leclerc stated that he has trust in Vasseur's leadership during this challenging period for the team.+ 1 moreThu 1 Oct · 09:31 UTC
via f1oversteer.comVasseur highlights distractions as big issue for FerrariFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur has acknowledged that the increasing 'noise' surrounding his position is a significant concern for the team. He has called for unity within Ferrari, urging members not to get distracted by external criticism.+ 4 moreThu 1 Oct · 09:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Audi announces new campus for Formula 1 operationsAudi has unveiled plans to construct a new campus near its existing factory in Hinwil, Switzerland, as part of its long-term strategy in Formula 1. This development aims to enhance the team's operational capabilities and signifies a commitment to its future in the sport.+ 8 more
via gpfans.comChristian Horner denies Ferrari team principal rumoursChristian Horner has dismissed speculation linking him to a team principal role at Ferrari following a phone call with Martin Brundle. The conversation clarified that there are no plans for Horner to join the Italian team.
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via Motorsport.comChristian Horner downplays Ferrari speculationChristian Horner has attempted to clarify his recent comments regarding Ferrari, stating they were meant to be respectful rather than provocative. Martin Brundle has also addressed the speculation surrounding Horner's potential role at Ferrari, suggesting it has been exaggerated.+ 2 moreWed 30 Sep · 21:37 UTC
via gpfans.comBritish wonderkid WILL get F1 chance says Audi team bossAudi team boss Mattia Binotto has expressed confidence in Freddie Slater's potential to move up to Formula 1, highlighting his progress in the Driver Development Programme. Slater, who recently finished second in the Formula 3 championship, is seen as a promising talent, and Binotto suggested that he may undertake some F1 duties as early as this year.
Slater's racing pedigree includes victories in various championships, and he has already made a name for himself by breaking records in the Italian F4 Championship. Binotto praised Slater's development throughout the season, indicating that his experiences, including setbacks, will contribute to his future success in motorsport.Wed 30 Sep · 20:28 UTCPage 4 of 42