Find uplifting stories about heroes, innovations, and solutions
8 results for "ferrari"
After more than a year without reaching the podium, Lewis Hamilton finally claimed third place for Ferrari at the Chinese Grand Prix. The racing legend says his first win with the Italian team now feels closer than ever.
Nineteen-year-old Kimi Antonelli became Formula 1's second-youngest winner ever at the Chinese Grand Prix, while Lewis Hamilton earned his first Ferrari podium. The emotional teen driver from Italy held off experienced competitors in a stunning display of composure.
Kimi Antonelli became Formula 1's second youngest race winner ever, claiming victory in Shanghai at just 18 years old. The Italian driver led most of the Chinese Grand Prix while Lewis Hamilton finally reached the podium with Ferrari after an intense battle with his teammate.
At just 19 years old, Italian driver Kimi Antonelli dominated the Chinese Grand Prix to become the second youngest Formula 1 race winner in history. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton claimed his first podium with Ferrari in an exciting battle with teammate Charles Leclerc.
Italian teenager Kimi Antonelli just became the second-youngest driver ever to win a Formula 1 race, dominating the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton earned his first podium in Ferrari red after an exciting battle with his teammate.
Formula 1's redesigned 2026 regulations turned the Australian Grand Prix into the most action-packed race in a decade, with fans witnessing a thrilling 120 overtakes. The new power-unit rules created dramatic battles that had Ferrari's team boss saying he hadn't seen racing this exciting in 10 years.
Mercedes driver George Russell claimed victory in Melbourne's season-opening Formula One race after an intense early battle with Ferrari. The dramatic wheel-to-wheel racing showcased F1's new era while Mercedes proved they have the car to beat this season.
A single car auction just sold $441 million worth of vehicles in 13 days, shattering every previous record and proving classic cars are becoming serious investments. The event drew 140,000 people and tripled the price record for iconic Ferrari models.