Year: 2022

30 Nov 2022

Binotto resigns as Ferrari F1 team principal

Following weeks of speculation about his future, Ferrari issued a statement on Tuesday confirming that it had accepted Binotto’s decision to leave. The team said Binotto would stay on board until December 31, and it hoped to have a replacement for him finalised in the new year. Binotto said that he regretted having to leave […]

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30 Nov 2022

Inside Aston Martin’s new £200m ‘game changer’ F1 factory

For its first year as Aston Martin after the rebranding of Racing Point, four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel arrived for the final two seasons of his F1 career. For 2023, his seat will be taken by Fernando Alonso, another all-time great who ditched Alpine in favour of Aston Martin. PLUS: Where Vettel stands in the list […]

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29 Nov 2022

The decisions which cost Binotto his Ferrari F1 job

While his exit has been rumoured for some time, and sought-after by many Ferrari fans, Binotto’s departure raises a number of questions for the F1 team going into 2023. To discuss the situation at Ferrari, Motorsport.com’s F1 Editor Jonathan Noble joins the Autosport podcast this week.   Continue Reading on Autosport

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29 Nov 2022

Jeddah reveals F1 track tweaks ahead of 2023 Saudi Arabian GP

The Jeddah Corniche Circuit hosted its first F1 race in 2021, becoming the fastest street circuit on the calendar but drawing criticism from some drivers due to the tight layout and poor visibility in blind corners. Ahead of its second race in March 2022, Jeddah made a series of tweaks to the track to improve […]

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28 Nov 2022

How Ferrari quietly sorted its core F1 engine reliability problem

There were two factors at play here: the first that the setup of its power unit, and especially its turbo size, was not ideal for the high-altitude races in Mexico and Brazil. But beyond that was the confirmation from Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto after the final race that the Maranello squad had had to […]

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28 Nov 2022

Red Bull move offers Ricciardo best chance of instant F1 comeback

The Australian agreed on an early parting of ways with McLaren this year after the partnership had failed to deliver the results that were expected. After weighing up his options for 2023, Ricciardo eventually agreed to become Red Bull’s third driver for next season as he eyes a full-time return to racing in 2024. And […]

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