Ferrari turn Monza red
Digest more
Italian Grand Prix, Leclerc and Ferrari red
Digest more
The Late Brake Show on MSN
Long travel history is the most interesting part of this red Ferrari
This red Ferrari stands out not only for its design and performance character but also for the extensive journey it has accumulated over time. A long history on the road can offer an interesting perspective on how a high performance car holds up through continued use and changing conditions.
Ferrari’s new shade of red is called F1-75. It’s pretty self-explanatory even at this point. The luxury carmaker just confirmed the existence of the new paint, which is going to be available for the entire range that carries the prancing horse badging.
Lewis Hamilton could not hide his excitement as he walked among the road cars in the ‘heritage section’ of Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello, Italy. As he spotted a bright red Ferrari F40, one of the rarest of the manufacturer’s road cars, in the ...
Formula One returns this weekend, and for the first time, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton will be sporting Ferrari Red. The soon-to-be 2025 champion left Mercedes after 12 seasons for redder pastures, and if you're clearing all the teal out of ...
Last week, Ferrari announced plans to race Formula 1 cars featuring two distinct shades of blue at the upcoming Miami Grand Prix. A fully maroon car raced in 2020 led to some hope that the cars would be mostly or even entirely blue, but photos shared today ...
We’ll never know whether Henry Ford ever really uttered the words attributed to him, but between 1913 and 1926 you really could have your Model T in ‘any color you like as long as it’s black.’ Black paint dried quickly so it speeded up Ford’s ...
Lewis Hamilton has demanded a "written rules of engagement" after he accused Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc of driving him off the track at Sunday's Italian Grand Prix. Hamilton started fourth but ended the opening lap in Monza in 10th after he ran wide at the opening chicane following a duel with Leclerc.
Lewis Hamilton fumed "it's far too late" for Ferrari to now give him the priority he needs over Charles Leclerc to fight for the Formula One title this season. The Brit went into the Italian Grand Prix 59 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli and 28 clear of team-mate Leclerc,