Tuesday, 23 December 2014

New law threatens Monza future on F1 calendar

The future of the historic Grand Prix at fabled Monza is back grabbing headlines and has now taken a blow this week, according to reports in the Italian press. Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone warned earlier this year that the existing Italian Grand Prix contract, running only until 2016, is a commercial “disaster”. And now, […]



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Source: Grand Prix 247

Arrivabene: Kimi needs the time to show that he is capable

Kimi Raikkonen, who endured a well below par return season to Ferrari in 2014, will need to prove next season that he deserves to stay on at Maranello beyond 2015. That is the warning of new Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene, following recent reports that the Finnish driver wants to stay at Maranello not only […]



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Source: Grand Prix 247

Ferrari: Two wins the minimum for 2015

Ferrari's new team principal Maurizio Arrivabene has set his Italian squad a target of at least two Grand Prix victories for 2015, in what the Scuderia admit will be 'a year of reconstruction' as they bid to return to title contention. Following a difficult 2014 campaign - their first winless season since 1980 - and the exit of Fernando Alonso, Ferrari have undergone a comprehensive management restructure



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Source: Formula1.com - Latest News

Monday, 22 December 2014

Marchionne: 2015 will be a difficult year for Ferrari

Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne drew a line under a dismal year for Formula One’s most glamorous and successful team on Monday but made clear that 2015 would also be a season of struggle. Speaking at a news conference before Christmas lunch at the team’s Fiorano test track, Marchionne left no doubt there was a hard […]



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Source: Grand Prix 247

Ferrari boss says Gutierrez made F1 debut too early

Mexican driver Esteban Gutierrez was thrown into Formula One too young and paid the price but Ferrari can help him prove his worth, the Italian team’s principal Maurizio Arrivabene said on Monday. Gutierrez, who was dropped by Swiss-based Sauber at the end of the season, was presented as Ferrari’s test and reserve driver last week. […]



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Source: Grand Prix 247

No quick fixes for Ferrari in 2015

Ferrari's new bosses say there will be no quick fixes for the Formula 1 team, as it bids to recover from a dire 2014 season



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Source: F1 news - AUTOSPORT.com

Marchionne: Ferrari paying for errors

New Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne has admitted the Formula 1 team made "too many mistakes" in recent seasons and called upon the Scuderia to fulfil its potential



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Source: F1 news - AUTOSPORT.com