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  • FIA confirms Ferrari punishment after Liam Lawson incident | Home favourite Leclerc handed warnin…

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    FIA confirms Ferrari punishment after Liam Lawson incident

    Liam Lawson has had a few run ins with the FIA over the course of his F1 career

    Ferrari has been given a formal warning by the FIA for impeding Liam Lawson on Friday at the Monaco Grand Prix.

    And Lawson himself has escaped a penalty after crossing the red light at the end of the pit lane in a separate incident in FP1.

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    Ferrari enjoyed an impressive Friday in Monte Carlo, where Leclerc topped the opening practice session before being classified second to teammate Lewis Hamilton in FP2.

    Home favourite Leclerc handed warning after FP1 incident in Monaco

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    Charles Leclerc set for second stewards' visit as investigation confirmed

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    Charles Leclerc is set for his second visit of the day to the FIA stewards' room after being placed under investigation following a first-practice incident in Monaco.

    The Monegasque first visited the stewards ahead of the opening session of the Monaco Grand Prix for arriving late to Thursday's press conference, as did Lando Norris.

    Both Ferrari and McLaren received €5,000 fines, although they were suspended for 12 months unless a repeat offence occurred.

    Now, Leclerc is set for a second trip to the stewards after being placed under investigation for impeding Liam Lawson during first practice, a session the home hero topped.

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  • Ferrari reverses after controversial EV announcement | ‘Can I sue?’: Ferrari fans demand answ…

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    Ferrari reverses after controversial EV announcement

    U.S. car manufacturers have learned a valuable lesson about electric vehicles over the past couple of years: American consumers don't like expensive EVs.

    That's why Ford is still pushing hard for EVs despite the $19.5 billion in losses it was recently forced to write down in its electric vehicle division. The company says its entire strategy is out of whack and that EVs under $30,000, like those built by Chinese automakers, such as NIO, are the future.

    Luxury Italian automaker Ferrari (RACE) didn't get that memo. The company's stock tanked 4.3% shortly after the opening on Tuesday morning as investors digested Luce, its upcoming EV offering.

    All-Electric Ferrari Luce revealed – 0-100 in 2.5 seconds!

    Ferrari are calling it their “next-generation sports car” and without question it draws a line in the sand between their traditional business and the future EV range, but the Ferrari Luce isn’t replacing any existing Ferrari, it’s part of growing the brand into the future.

    This really is something different – like we’ve not seen from Ferrari, expected really when you turn to Sir Jony Ive and Marc Newson instead of a traditional car designing firm.

    Powered by four electric engines – one on each wheel the Ferrai Luce will go 0-100 in 2.5 seconds, making it worthy of that Prancing Horse logo for sure.

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  • Hamilton suggests Ferrari personnel changes needed for 2026 | Lewis Hamilton sends emotional mess…

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    Hamilton suggests Ferrari personnel changes needed for 2026

    2025 Abu Dhabi GP FP1: Lindblad and Iwasa join seven other rookies in first practice

    After 23 Grands Prix in 2025, the title fight goes down to the wire in Abu Dhabi

    Lewis Hamilton has been reflecting back on his maiden season as a Ferrari driver – and the changes that might be needed ahead of 2026.

    Lewis Hamilton has suggested that he and Ferrari may need to look at making changes to personnel ahead of 2026, with the seven-time World Champion admitting that they will examine factors that could help to “optimise our teamwork” after a challenging 2025.

    Following his headline switch from Mercedes to the Scuderia, Hamilton has faced some ups and downs during his maiden campaign with the Italian outfit. While there were positive moments – including his Sprint victory in China – there have also been trickier times, and Hamilton is yet to stand on a Grand Prix podium since joining the team.

    Could Lewis Hamilton retire after Abu Dhabi?

    Lewis Hamilton's first season at Ferrari summed up in a single image

    This week marked nine years since Nico Rosberg suddenly announced his retirement from F1, so drained from the task of beating Lewis Hamilton that he could no longer go on.

    Rosberg’s retirement gave birth to a fun new game at the end of each season when everyone tries to predict which driver could walk away without warning. At the end of a miserable first season with Ferrari, Hamilton himself is the perfect candidate in 2025…

    A version of this article originally appeared in PlanetF1.com’s conclusions from the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix

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