Lewis Hamilton delivers a strong message after Ferrari chairman John Elkann’s pointed remarks about the team’s drivers.

Charles Leclerc has downplayed suggestions of conflict in the Ferrari camp after chairman John Elkann publicly criticised his drivers following their double DNF in Brazil. Following Ferrari’s third pointless grand prix this season,

Lewis Hamilton has continued to pledge his commitment to Ferrari in the wake of John Elkann's comments that his drivers need to focus more on driving.

John Elkann caused quite a stir when he proclaimed that Ferrari F1 drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton should 'talk less' and focus on their driving. But who is the American-Italian, and what right does he have to comment on Ferrari's F1 operations?

Stellantis Chairman John Elkann urged the European Commission on Monday to give carmakers more flexibility on emissions targets, saying interim goals fixed for 2030 should be averaged over several years.

Charles Leclerc believes John Elkann's firey comments following a miserable Sao Paulo GP where designed to convey a positive message to do better.

After Ferrari boss John Elkann encouraged his two drivers to ‘focus on driving [and] talk less’, Jenson Button wrote on social media that the Scuderia chairman should ‘lead by example’ in that regard.

Jacques Villeneuve believes John Elkann ’s perceived criticism of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc was “shocking”, as he lamented the culture at Ferrari ’s F1 team.