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Ferrari The latest F1 news about the Ferrari Formula 1 team

Keep up to date with the latest F1 news about the Ferrari Formula 1 team, with drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz driving for the 2023 season.

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With Ferrari emerging as one of the winners from the technical regulation overhaul, they will be hoping to reduces the errors and continue their progression into 2023, with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both remaining with the Italian squad.

A symbol of racing pedigree, passion and pride for millions of fans in Italy and around the globe, Ferrari are Formula 1's oldest and most decorated team, with 15 Drivers' and 16 Constructors' Championships to their name.

Since the outfit was founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1950, the Scuderia have become one of F1's defining teams, with the likes of Michael Schumacher and Niki Lauda dominating the sport for periods in the famous red livery.

The 1951 season marked the team's first victory in the sport, and in the following two years home hero Alberto Ascari brought the championship back to Marenello for the first time.

During the 1960s and early 1970s, Ferrari's fortunes dipped, and the team recorded their first absences from races since the sport's inception when they failed to compete in the 1973 Dutch and German Grands Prix, but their luck would soon turn with the hire of Niki Lauda for the 1974 season.

While Clay Regazzoni lost the World Championship that year in the final race of the season to Emerson Fittipaldi at the United States Grand Prix, the appointments of Lauda and Team Principal Luca di Montezemolo set the stage for a return to form in the following season. Ferrari won five races, along with the Drivers' and Constructors' Championships, in 1975.

Lauda was leading the championship in a tight battle with McLaren's James Hunt in 1976 when he suffered a serious crash at the German Grand Prix at the Nurburgring, though incredibly returned to the grid just six weeks later. While Lauda narrowly lost the title, Ferrari once more took the Constructors' Championship.

Following Lauda and Jody Scheckter’s titles in the 1970s, the team endured a dry spell for many years. However, they came back with a vengeance at the turn of the 21st century to take an unprecedented five championships in a row, with Michael Schumacher at the wheel and a pioneering engineering team led by now Formula 1 Managing Director Ross Brawn.

Kimi Raikkonen won the World Championship with Ferrari in 2007, but there have been no further titles since, despite the likes of Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel leading challenges for the Scuderia.

After a difficult 2020 season, Ferrari showed signs of progress in 2021, helped by their strong driver pairing of Leclerc and Sainz. The team beat McLaren to take P3 in the Constructors' Championship.

The new technical regulations resulted in Ferrari becoming Grand Prix winners once again in 2022, with Leclerc emerging as their title contender early on. However, race errors and strategic blunders denied them a sustained championship push.

The latest news about the Scuderia Ferrari Formula 1 team, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz can be found daily at RacingNews365.com.

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F1 standings 2023

Pos. Driver Points
1
Max Verstappen
nld Max Verstappen Red Bull
0
2
Lewis Hamilton
gbr Lewis Hamilton Mercedes
0
3
George Russell
gbr George Russell Mercedes
0
4
Sergio Perez
mex Sergio Pérez Red Bull
0
5
Carlos Sainz
esp Carlos Sainz Ferrari
0
6
Lando Norris
gbr Lando Norris McLaren
0
Pos. Team Points
1
Red Bull
aut Red Bull Verstappen & Pérez
0
2
Ferrari
ita Ferrari Sainz & Leclerc
0
3
Mercedes
deu Mercedes Hamilton & Russell
0
4
Alpine
fra Alpine Gasly & Ocon
0
5
McLaren
gbr McLaren Norris & Piastri
0
6
Alfa Romeo
che Alfa Romeo Bottas & Zhou
0
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F1 calendar 2023

Race Date
bhr
Bahrain Bahrain International Circuit
5 Mar
sau
Saudi Arabian Jeddah Street Circuit
19 Mar
aus
Australian Albert Park
2 Apr
aze
Azerbaijan Baku City Circuit
30 Apr
usa
Miami Miami International Autodrome
7 May
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