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Verstappen Denies Ferrari Singapore Pole by 0.054 Seconds
Hamilton led the first two sessions, but Verstappen found the decisive lap. Leclerc missed Singapore pole by just 0.054 seconds as Ferrari qualified second and third.
Hamilton Believes in This Ferrari. Its Engine Is Another Story.
His latest podium showed what Ferrari can do. His assessment afterward exposed what still stands in its way.
From 18th to the Podium: Hamilton Makes His Second Chance Count
Lewis Hamilton fell from second to 18th after Ferrari’s slick-tire gamble failed. Safety Cars opened the door, and a late pass on Isack Hadjar secured third at Sepang.
Leclerc Tops FP2. So Why Is He Watching Red Bull?
Leclerc topped FP2 at Sepang, but Hadjar’s imperfect lap and Verstappen’s pace on medium tires left him watching Red Bull closely.
Horner’s Ferrari Dream. Vasseur’s Job.
Christian Horner’s Ferrari comments stirred the speculation. Ferrari’s response was clear: it backs Fred Vasseur. Now the focus turns to results at Sepang.
FERRARI’S MONZA UPGRADE SETS THE STAGE. HAMILTON COULD BREAK SCHUMACHER’S RECORD IN RED.
Ferrari’s second power-unit upgrade of 2026 is now in play at Monza, where Lewis Hamilton can move clear of Michael Schumacher with a record sixth Italian Grand Prix victory.
RIVALS COPY FERRARI—THE SF-26 PUSH CONTINUES
Ferrari’s exhaust and rotating-wing concepts are appearing across the grid, but Frédéric Vasseur says the SF-26 development push will continue through the season.
FERRARI BRINGS SCHUMACHER’S SEVEN STARS BACK TO MONZA
Seven stars. One legacy. Ferrari will honor Michael Schumacher at Monza, 30 years after the seven-time champion joined the Scuderia.
HAMILTON OWNS HIS FERRARI OUTBURST
Lewis Hamilton has taken responsibility for his frustrated Ferrari radio and television comments after finishing fourth at Zandvoort, saying he expects better from himself.