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Carlos Sainz, who is set to be succeeded by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari next season, did participate in Thursday's practice sessions in Saudi Arabia, securing the sixth and seventh-fastest times.

Carlos Sainz Jr. sidelined with appendicitis, Oliver Bearman to make F1 debut for Ferrari at Saudi GP

Carlos Sainz Jr. has been sidelined from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix due to appendicitis, prompting Ferrari to call up 18-year-old Oliver Bearman for his Formula 1 debut.

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<h2>Carlos Sainz, who is set to be succeeded by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari next season, did participate in Thursday's practice sessions in Saudi Arabia, securing the sixth and seventh-fastest times.</h2>

In an unexpected turn of events, Carlos Sainz Jr. has been sidelined from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix due to appendicitis, prompting Ferrari to call up 18-year-old Oliver Bearman for his Formula 1 debut just hours before the qualifying session.
Ferrari announced, Sainz "has been diagnosed with appendicitis and will require surgery," leading to the immediate elevation of Bearman, Ferrari's British reserve driver and a regular in the Formula 2 circuit, to participate in the weekend's race starting with the third practice session on Friday.
This debut marks Bearman as potentially the third youngest driver to ever start in an F1 race, trailing only behind Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll, who entered the sport at 17 and 18 years of age respectively. Should Bearman compete in Saturday's Grand Prix, he will etch his name in history as Ferrari's youngest racer, surpassing the record set by Ricardo Rodr&iacute;guez in 1961, who raced in the Italian Grand Prix at 19.
Previously, Bearman had participated in two practice sessions in Mexico and Abu Dhabi the previous year as a test driver for Haas. Despite qualifying on pole position for the Formula 2 race this weekend, he will now focus solely on his unexpected F1 opportunity.
Carlos Sainz, who is set to be succeeded by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari next season, participated in Thursday's practice sessions in Saudi Arabia, securing the sixth and seventh-fastest times. Despite his efforts, Sainz admitted to feeling under the weather, which impacted his performance on the track.
"Obviously a very difficult day after feeling sick, the last 24 hours have been tough and difficult for me," Sainz conveyed on Thursday. He continued, highlighting his struggle, "Today was all about trying to get myself on track and learn as much as possible from the car without pushing too much the limits as I was still a bit on the not-ideal side."
Looking ahead, Sainz will eye his return to the F1 circuit at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, slated for March 24.
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No Ferrari driver has won the Formula 1 title since Kimi R&auml;ikk&ouml;nen beat then-rookie Hamilton by a single point in 2007.

Video: Ferrari reveal their car for 2024 Formula 1 season

Ferrari launched their new car SF-24 ahead of the upcoming Formula 1 season.

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<h2>No Ferrari driver has won the Formula 1 title since Kimi R&auml;ikk&ouml;nen beat then-rookie Hamilton by a single point in 2007.</h2>

Scuderia Ferrari launched their new car SF-24 ahead of the upcoming Formula 1 season. Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, who will be replaced by 7-time champion Lewis Hamilton in 2025, will be the drivers.
Leclerc finished in fifth place last season, while Carlos Sainz ended up in seventh place in another disappointed season for Ferrari.
No driver, however talented, has won the F1 title with Ferrari since Kimi R&auml;ikk&ouml;nen beat then-rookie Hamilton by a single point in 2007.
The list of Ferrari drivers since then includes modern greats like two-time champion Fernando Alonso and four-time champion Sebastian Vettel, as well as Hamilton's highly rated future teammate Charles Leclerc.
Some of the fastest drivers in F1 were lumbered with uncompetitive Ferrari cars and the Italian team, once a leader in race strategy, made some notable blunders in recent years. It's been hard for Ferrari to live up to its rich history and some in Italy are skeptical that Hamilton's arrival could change that.
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A viral video shows Ferraris stuck in Bengaluru traffic, sparking humorous reactions and Ashneer Grover's sympathy for the horses caught in the congestion.

‘Pahuchna Suzuki ko bhi same time par hai…’: Ferraris get stuck in Bengaluru traffic, internet reacts

A viral video shows Ferraris stuck in Bengaluru traffic, sparking humorous reactions and Ashneer Grover's sympathy for the horses caught in the congestion.

In the recent past, several videos of people getting their food delivered while getting stuck in traffic went viral. However, now a video has emerged in which Ferraris were seen stuck in Bengaluru traffic.&nbsp;
As social media users came across this video, they started reacting to it. People reacted to this video by saying that it is a peak Bengaluru thing. Others humorously reacted by saying that no matter what car you have, you are still going to reach around the same time as Maruti Suzuki in Bengaluru traffic.&nbsp;
Moreover, Ashneer Grover, the co-founder of Bharatpe and former judge on the Indian version of Shark Tank also commented on the video and said, &ldquo;More like Bengaluru takes down Ferrari! I feel the pain of having so many horses and being stuck in traffic.&rdquo;
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Red Bull's Max Verstappen has clinched his second consecutive Formula One title after winning the rain-curtailed Japanese Grand Prix as his closest rival Charles Leclerc was slammed with a post-race penalty.

Formula One: Max Verstappen wins 2nd consecutive Driver's title with Japanese GP win

Red Bull's Max Verstappen has won his second F1 driver's title at the Japanese GP.

Here's how he clinched the title.

Red Bull Racing has won the F1 driver's title over Ferrari after winning the Japanese Grand Prix.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen has clinched his second consecutive Formula One title after winning the rain-curtailed Japanese Grand Prix as his closest rival Charles Leclerc was slammed with a post-race penalty.
The 25-year-old Dutch driver steered clear ahead of second position Charles Leclerc who was in a constant battle for 2nd place with Red Bull's Sergio Perez.
The Monegasque driver drove past the chequered flag in the 2nd position only to realise that he had been slapped with a five second penalty and dropped to third place after cutting across the final chicane in the race.
&ldquo;It&rsquo;s a crazy feeling of course as I didn&rsquo;t expect it when I crossed the line,&rdquo; Verstappen said after his race.&nbsp;
Verstappen was declared champion as he now has a 113-point gap between him and his closest competitor Perez who got the second place after the race.
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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc won the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday as he beat second-placed Red Bull's Max Verstappen by 1.5 seconds. This is his 3rd victory of the season.
Leclerc overcame a major concern as the throttle of his car was not working properly, which made it difficult for him to control the speed into turns.
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Meanwhile, his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz's hopes of a second-place finish ended when his engine blew as he was about to attack Verstappen.
Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton finished third.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc pips Red Bull's Max Verstappen to win Austrian GP

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc beat second-placed Red Bull's Max Verstappen by 1.5 seconds.

Leclerc overcame a major concern as the throttle of his car was not working properly, which made it difficult for him to control the speed into turns

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc won the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday as he beat second-placed Red Bull's Max Verstappen by 1.5 seconds. This is his 3rd victory of the season.
Leclerc overcame a major concern as the throttle of his car was not working properly, which made it difficult for him to control the speed into turns.
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Meanwhile, his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz's hopes of a second-place finish ended when his engine blew as he was about to attack Verstappen.
Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton finished third.

Formula 1 reigning champion Max Verstappen extended his F1 championship lead as Red Bull finished 1-2 in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday. It was a disastrous day for Ferrari as their star racer, Charles Leclerc who started from the pole position was forced to retire after the Monaco driver's car started spewing smoke during the 20th lap. This was his 2nd retirement in the last 3 races. His teammate, Carlos Sainz also had to retire early due to hydraullic issues, handing Red bull an easy win. Sergio Perez who had the lead after Leclerc pulled into the pits was soon left behind by Verstappen who registered his fifth win of the season.While Red Bull's Verstappen and Perez finished 1st and 2nd, Mercedes' George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were third and fourth. The Belgian-Dutch driver leads the F1 standings currently, following him are Perez and Leclerc.

Max Verstappen wins Azerbaijan Grand Prix after Charles Leclerc retires

Reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen continued his good run as Red Bull finished 1-2 at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday

While Red Bull's Verstappen&nbsp;and Perez finished 1st and 2nd, Mercedes' George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were third and fourth.

Reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen extended his championship lead as Red Bull finished 1-2 in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday.
It was a disastrous day for Ferrari as their racer, Charles Leclerc who started from the pole position was forced to retire after his car started spewing smoke during the 20th lap. This was his 2nd retirement in the last 3 races.
His teammate, Carlos Sainz also had to retire early due to hydraullic issues, handing Red bull an easy win.
Sergio Perez who had the lead after Leclerc pulled into the pits was soon left behind by Verstappen who registered his fifth win of the season.
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Amidst tension due to a missile attack just 10km from the race track, the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix&nbsp;weekend ended without an off-the-track incident as RedBull&nbsp;Racing's&nbsp;Max Verstappen took the chequered flag ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.&nbsp;
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Verstappen&nbsp;who started from the 4th spot on the grid fought off a strong challenge from Leclerc&nbsp;as both drivers jostled to win the race till the very last straight on the final lap. Eventually, Verstappen&nbsp;edged past the racer from Ferrari to win by less than half a second.&nbsp;
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz&nbsp;completed the podium and stood third behind his teammate&nbsp;Charles Leclerc. Mercedes had a forgettable outing in Saudi Arabia as George Russell finished 5th and 7-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton a distant 10th.
Despite a 2nd place finish, Leclerc&nbsp;leads the Drivers' standings ahead of his teammate&nbsp;Carlos Sainz&nbsp;with defending champion Max Verstappen&nbsp;on the 3rd spot. The Formula 1 carnival now heads to Australia next with race on 10th April in Melbourne.&nbsp;

F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: Verstappen wins, Leclerc 2nd and Hamilton finishes a distant 10th 

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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix ends with drama and tension in the air. Lewis Hamilton finishes 10th (Shock emoji)

Defending Formula 1 Champion and&nbsp;RedBull's&nbsp;Max Verstappen&nbsp;won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday night&nbsp;

Amidst tension due to a missile attack just 10km from the race track, the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix&nbsp;weekend ended without an off-the-track incident as RedBull&nbsp;Racing's&nbsp;Max Verstappen took the chequered flag ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.&nbsp;
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Verstappen&nbsp;who started from the 4th spot on the grid fought off a strong challenge from Leclerc&nbsp;as both drivers jostled to win the race till the very last straight on the final lap. Eventually, Verstappen&nbsp;edged past the racer from Ferrari to win by less than half a second.&nbsp;
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz&nbsp;completed the podium and stood third behind his teammate&nbsp;Charles Leclerc. Mercedes had a forgettable outing in Saudi Arabia as George Russell finished 5th and 7-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton a distant 10th.
Despite a 2nd place finish, Leclerc&nbsp;leads the Drivers' standings ahead of his teammate&nbsp;Carlos Sainz&nbsp;with defending champion Max Verstappen&nbsp;on the 3rd spot. The Formula 1 carnival now heads to Australia next with race on 10th April in Melbourne.&nbsp;

Ferrari officially launched a brand new F1-75, that showcased black and red livery at its Maranello headquarters in Italy on Thursday. Ferrari expects that their new car model released ahead of the 2022 season of Formula 1 will propel them to success.Ferrari have retained their line-up of drivers for the upcoming season. With Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr., the luxury sports car manufacturing company hopes to their first world drivers' title since Kimi Raikkonen in 2007 and first constructors championship since 2008.

Ahead of the 2022 season, Ferrari launch new F1 car at Maranello headquarters

After finishing 3rd in the 2021 F1 season, Ferrari aims for a top finish this year as they unveiled their brand new car. Watch the video for all the details

Ferrari expects that their&nbsp;new car model released ahead of the 2022 season of Formula 1 will propel them to success.

Ferrari officially launched a brand new F1-75, that showcased black and red livery at its&nbsp;Maranello headquarters in Italy on Thursday. Ferrari expects that their&nbsp;new car model released ahead of the 2022 season of Formula 1 will propel them to success. Ferrari have retained&nbsp;their line-up of drivers for the upcoming season. With&nbsp;Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr., the luxury sports car manufacturing company hopes to bring home their first&nbsp;world drivers' title since Kimi Raikkonen in 2007 and first constructors championship since 2008.
Ferrari finished 3rd in the constructor's championship in 2021 season behind Mercedes and Red Bull. Charles Leclerc&nbsp;and Carlos Sainz&nbsp;jr too had a disappointing season and finished 7th &amp; 5th respectively on the drivers' standings.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/europa-league-ferran-torres-scores-but-napoli-hold-back-barcelona-1-1-1645152700083">Europa League: Ferran Torres scores but Napoli hold back Barcelona 1-1</a>

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