Guenther Steiner fires Ferrari 'wake-up' warning after Baku disaster

Five ways Ferrari keeps screwing up F1 2025

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur is fond of pointing out how tight the field spread is in Formula 1 2025, and therefore how you execute individual weekends can be worth more in lap time than an aerodynamic upgrade during what he calls an ‘asymptotic’ period in the regulations where everyone is converging around similar solutions. In reality, Ferrari has ploughed both furrows - and not especially fruitfully. A major summer update to the floor and s…

Ferrari’s Baku Breakdown: Team Orders Chaos, P2 In Peril

Ferrari went to Baku and turned a simple Sunday into performance art: late team calls, a swap-that-wasn’t, and a driver checking mirrors like he’d lost his keys—while the fight for second tightens and a straight-talking ex-boss hands out a cheeky award. Curious why the optics matter more than a tiny point, who needs a wake-up before Singapore, and how crumbs can swing a season? 😂😬🏁 #F1 #Ferrari #Baku

Ferrari urged to “wake up” as alarming reality of F1 struggles laid bare

Ferrari have been told they "need a wake up call" if they are going to finish second in F1 2025.

Guenther Steiner slams Ferrari after Baku: "Hamilton was distracted and slow"

F1 | “Hamilton distracted and slow, Ferrari needs to wake up!” The Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku left a heavy mark on Ferrari, with a performance far below expectations that pushed the Scuderia down to third place in the Constructors’ standings. After a promising Friday, where the team locked out the top two positions in free practice, qualifying turned everything upside down. Lewis Hamilton was eliminated in Q2, while Charles Leclerc hit the wa…

Ferrari urged to ‘wake up’ by ex-F1 boss after being overtaken in Constructors’ title

Guenther Steiner has urged Ferrari to “wake up” if they want to take second place in the Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship, after a difficult Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Since the summer break, the Italian marque has failed to deliver performances it expected going into the second-half of the season. At the Dutch GP, both Ferrari drivers failed to finish the race. On home soil, at Monza, Leclerc missed out on the podium with a fourth-placed finish…

Guenther Steiner fires Ferrari 'wake-up' warning after Baku disaster

Ferrari has fallen behind Mercedes in the fight for second in the F1 constructors' title after its poor Baku performance.