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“This one is like, you can just see how passionate people are for Ferrari. The red car comes and they get so excited, ‘red, red!'” Hamilton dropped a place on the opening lap but ran a long ...

Charles Leclerc expressed his disappointment after struggling to a sixth-place finish in the F1 Imola GP, saying he cannot accept the position he currently finds himself in at Ferrari. Leclerc was ...

Lewis Hamilton beamed with pleasure after his first experience of racing for Ferrari and the tifosi on ... "It was really special for me to see the sea of red, but it looks like one of the biggest ...

Imola (Italy) (AFP) – Lewis Hamilton beamed with pleasure after his first experience of racing for Ferrari and the tifosi ... for me to see the sea of red, but it looks like one of the biggest ...

If you thought the McDonald’s logo was an abstract rendering of two massive, bendy French fries dipped into a pool of sweet, tangy ketchup, it's not a bad guess—but the logo colors actually ...

The Ayrton Senna monument at Imola (David Davies/PA) “This one is like, you can just see how passionate people are for Ferrari. The red car comes and they get so excited, ‘red, red!'” ...

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This evening’s opening night gala in Cannes was briefly interrupted when festival staffers staged a labor protest next to the red carpet. Around a dozen Cannes staffers, covertly stationed next ...

Four of the five engine manufacturers, which are Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull-Ford Powertrains, Audi and Honda, would have needed to vote in favour of the proposal for the regulations to be changed.