Race win
Great Britain Grand Prix
05 Jul 2026
Charles Leclerc · Ferrari52 laps · 1:27:11.335
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Ferrari race results, calendar and constructor standings with reports from Vancouver Television Sports Desk.
Season 2026 · Updated Oct 18, 2026 · 12:18 am PDT
Race win
05 Jul 2026
Charles Leclerc · Ferrari52 laps · 1:27:11.335
Full race results ↗Race win
14 Jun 2026
Lewis Hamilton · Ferrari66 laps · 1:32:28.105
Full race results ↗On the calendar
23 - 25 Oct 2026 · Austin
Race sessions ↗On the calendar
30 Oct - 01 Nov 2026 · Mexico City
Race sessions ↗On the calendar
06 - 08 Nov 2026 · São Paulo
Race sessions ↗Charles Leclerc · Lewis Hamilton
| Position | Constructor | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Ferrari | 444 |
After the Finish Line
McLaren CEO Zak Brown told reporters at the Singapore Grand Prix that Oscar Piastri is “feeling more confident and on top of things,” pointing to improved adaptation to the MCL40 after a difficult start to 2026.
Read the report ↗Ferrari has announced that Alba Larsen will return for a third season in F1 ACADEMY in 2027, continuing with the Scuderia Ferrari Driver Academy. The Dane becomes the first driver to secure a seat in the all-female single-seater series for the 2027 campaign under a rule introduced last year.
Read the report ↗Haas has confirmed the signing of Ferrari junior and reigning F2 championship leader Rafael Camara for the 2027 Formula 1 season. In comments provided in London, team principal Ayao Komatsu said the decision was driven by Camara’s speed, his adaptability during a Portimão test in older Haas machinery, and what Komatsu described as an impressive, pressure-focused mindset.
Read the report ↗Max Verstappen said he felt “really comfortable” across a controlled Singapore Grand Prix, converting Pole into victory after Sprint success. Isack Hadjar, forced to start from the pit lane under Parc fermé conditions, fought through to 10th and the final point. Charles Leclerc finished second after a late Virtual Safety Car reshaped the strategy, while Lewis Hamilton ended sixth after a compromised first stint and a missed pit-entry under VSC. Mercedes, McLaren and others pointed to tyre behaviour, strategy calls and development progress as they look ahead to Austin.
Read the report ↗Lewis Hamilton said he takes “full responsibility” for the strategy gamble that he described as a “painful lesson” at the Singapore Grand Prix, after deciding to stay out under the Virtual Safety Car and ultimately finishing sixth.
Read the report ↗Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur said Lewis Hamilton’s decision to stay out under the Virtual Safety Car during the Singapore Grand Prix cost the Mercedes driver a podium, after Hamilton declined Ferrari’s double-stack call and ultimately finished P6.
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