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Carlos Sainz won't be winning any titles in his first year with Ferrari, but if he wants to in the future, he needs a good season.

Marko reveals Perez’s pace target against Max Date published: February 26 2021 Red Bull have set Sergio Perez a pace target compared to Max Verstappen which they believe will put their new driver in the fight against Mercedes. Fed up with only having Verstappen to take on Sir Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas at the front, Red Bull signed Perez this winter as a new weapon to compete for the Constructors’ World Championship. The team’s belief is that the Mexican’s decade of experience in Formula 1, and having driven better than ever in 2020, will make him a more potent threat than hi...

Binotto calls on Ferrari to cut out ‘intolerable mistakes’ Date published: February 26 2021 Mattia Binotto made erasing “setbacks and mistakes” the key theme of his message in part one of Ferrari’s launch for the 2021 season. The Scuderia’s team principal was clearly unafraid to address the elephant in the room, namely the Italian giants’ dreadful 2020 campaign in which they finished sixth in the Constructors’ World Championship. The first half of the Ferrari launch took the form of a recorded broadcast, bookended with statements from Binotto standing in the Victory Hall at t...

‘I beat myself up a lot when I didn’t do well’ PlanetF1 20/02/2021 © Getty Images Lando Norris Lando Norris has revealed he would “beat myself up a lot” if results did not meet his expectations in the early stages of his F1 career. The McLaren driver previously opened up about his mental health struggles and has been praised by his team for the “positive way” in which he has brought the issue into the public domain. The 21-year-old has worked with mental health charity Mind, outlining his experiences in an article titled ‘Can We Just Talk?’ on the McLaren website, and a...

‘I beat myself up a lot when I didn’t do well’ Date published: February 20 2021 Lando Norris has revealed he would “beat myself up a lot” if results did not meet his expectations in the early stages of his F1 career. The McLaren driver previously opened up about his mental health struggles and has been praised by his team for the “positive way” in which he has brought the issue into the public domain. The 21-year-old has worked with mental health charity Mind, outlining his experiences in an article titled ‘Can We Just Talk?’ on the McLaren website, and also raised funds fo...