Ferrari Formula One boss Fred Vasseur has left the Austrian Grand Prix to return home for personal reasons with deputy Jerome d'Ambrosio taking over for Sunday's race at Spielberg, the team said.Ferra

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur will not be present at Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix after returning home from the event for "personal reasons."

Ferrari F1 stars Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton were forced to employ certain driving tactics during Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix to avoid a potential disqualification. After a decent showing in qualifying on Saturday,

Lewis Hamilton's weekend at the Austrian Grand Prix showed a hint of progress from the Ferrari team as Charles Leclerc finished on the podium and the seven-time champion finished fourth.While there's still a mountain to climb for the team and its drivers,

Ferrari brought a floor upgrade to the Austrian Grand Prix which Lewis Hamilton wasn't sure would work, but qualifying in Spielberg suggested the Italians have found more pace

Lewis Hamilton is convinced that he is now "as fast" as Charles Leclerc at Ferrari, despite rueing an error that