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Carlos Sainz has stated that "Rome wasn't built in a day" amid continued rumours over Mattia Binotto 's future at Ferrari . Italian media outlets Sky Sport and Corriere della Sera recently reported that Binotto and the Scuderia had agreed to separate, with Binotto said to have resigned as Team Principal. This follows on from prior speculation in Italian media, which the team were forced to deny earlier in November regarding Binotto's position at the team. After the season-closing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Sainz was asked for his thoughts on the situation, and whether he would prefer change or stability within the outfit. Sainz reflects on Ferrari situation "I'm not going to get into what I prefer [or what] I don't prefer," Sainz told Sky Sports F1 . "I just know that, from experience, Rome wasn't built in a day, and you need to take in...

Carlos Sainz has been left angered by reports he is set to join Audi when the German manufacturer joins the Formula 1 grid. Audi has secured a minority stake in Sauber ahead of its introduction to the sport from 2026 when the Swiss-based outfit will morph into the works team for the Volkswagen brand in tandem with the incoming power unit regulations. A new extension to Audi's Neuberg facility is under construction to allow for the development of its power units, with the mechanisms needed for the design process under test, with the desire to test a first hybrid engine by the end of this year. But whilst the F1 project is in its infancy, speculation over who could drive for Audi has been rife. Mick Schumacher has been linked by virtue of his nationality whilst Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu have also been tipped given their current positions with Sauber. Sainz has also been strongly linked with a shift across, with ties to Audi through his father - Sainz Sr racing f...

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have both addressed rumours that the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion could join Ferrari. Hamilton has long been linked with making a switch to Maranello, with reports this week of a bumper offer coming from Ferrari to lure him to Italy for 2024, with his Mercedes contract expiring at the end of 2023. Team boss Frederic Vasseur has flatly denied an approach being made to Hamilton - with the drivers also pouring cold water over the claims themselves. Viewed by others: UKTM NHL lDwO3THv29YrzzLvE30G2B2 Lewis Hamilton Vasseur flatly denies Hamilton to Ferrari rumours Max Verstappen Verstappen backs Mercedes decision over Monaco upgrades ...