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Oliver Bearman finished seventh in his F1 debut at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, filling in for Carlos Sainz at Ferrari after the Spaniard fell ill with appendicitis

Toto Wolff and Fred Vasseur have such a close relationship that the Mercedes boss commented on the Ferrari team principal's weight ahead of the 2023 Formula 1 season

Toto Wolff will lose star driver Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari at the end of the coming season, as the seven-time world champion links up again with old boss Frederic Vasseur

Lewis Hamilton is going to leave Mercedes to join Formula 1 rivals Ferrari at the end of the 2024 F1 season, having decided to start afresh again at the age of 40

Carlos Sainz wants his Ferrari future resolved sooner rather than later with his current deal expiring next December - and he won't be settling for a one-year extension

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both have just 12 months remaining on their respective Ferrari deals and the rumour mill suggests one of them is in line for a longer extension than the other

Christian Horner doubled down on his disputed claim that Lewis Hamilton's entourage contacted Red Bull about a potential switch, and now a second team boss says he has held talks with the Brit

Red Bull and Max Verstappen completely dominated the 2023 F1 season with 21 wins from 22 races, while the Dutchman scored more points on his own than any other team in total

Max Verstappen and Red Bull dominated the F1 grid throughout the 2023 season while the likes of Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team were unable to get a look in

Charles Leclerc and George Russell fought hard at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Ferrari gave everything to overhaul Mercedes for second place in the F1 constructors' championship

Charles Leclerc finished second at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but it was not enough for Ferrari to leapfrog F1 rivals Mercedes in the constructors' championship battle

Toto Wolff and Fred Vasseur used inappropriate language in a press conference at the Las Vegas Grand Prix last week - and both have now been handed formal warnings

Former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle was in the United States to watch the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix unfold as part of his role as a pundit for Sky Sports

First practice in Las Vegas was cancelled and the second delayed with no projected start time given after a fault with the track led to two cars sustaining heavy damage

First practice at the Las Vegas Grand Prix was cancelled after 20 minutes while the start of the second has been delayed due to unsafe conditions on the newly-created F1 track

Fred Vasseur's Ferrari have recorded just one victory this season - Carlos Sainz's triumph in Singapore - with Christian Horner's Red Bull winning the other 19 races

Mexican Grand Prix qualifying saw Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz get the better of Max Verstappen - and both of them were baffled about how they managed it

Having regularly maximised the pace of his Mercedes car on race days so far this season, Hamilton is spearheading the Silver Arrows' push to be best of the rest behind Red Bull

Charles Leclerc finished fourth for Ferrari with team-mate Carlos Sainz on the podium in third, on a bittersweet day at Monza with the Tifosi praying for a miracle

Carlos Sainz took pole position at Monza ahead of Max Verstappen, much to the delight of the Italian crowd, while Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc was third quickest

Verstappen was the favourite for pole, but the Monza crowd was praying for a Ferrari surprise and were rewarded when Carlos Sainz pipped the Red Bull racer to top spot

Ferrari are always expected to perform at the Italian Grand Prix, the team's home race at Monza, and chief Fred Vasseur was discussing exactly that when the slip of the tongue occurred

Red Bull were hit with a £6million fine and restrictions on car development time in October after being found guilty of breaching F1's cost gap during their successful 2021 campaign

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc finished third at the Belgian Grand Prix last weekend, only his third podium of the season amid a tough 2023 for the Italian team

Both Ferrari drivers have contracts which expire at the end of next season, but neither Charles Leclerc nor Carlos Sainz will be getting a new deal any time soon