Arrivabene: “Ferrari for the World Championship? Never say never, I see strong drivers and a united team”

The former team principal believes it “Don’t start, we’ll celebrate tonight, then we’ll get to work in view of Spa. We’ll take one race at a time.” So Frederic Vasseur tried to dampen Sky’s Davide Camicioli’s enthusiasm about a world championship Ferrari after Charles Leclerc’s victory at Silverstone. The success in Great Britain was favored by Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s technical problem, but the Ferrari SF-26s proved to be more competitive than expected on a circuit where it is difficult to manage the – little – energy available. In the Drivers’ standings, Lewis Hamilton is -32 points behind the Italian driver, with the success at Silverstone Charles Leclerc is back at -71. When asked if this is actually a World Championship Ferrari, former team principal Maurizio Arrivabene responded like this: “The world championship? I’ve always said that you fight until the last GP and last corner. Never say never, I see a united team and strong drivers”, the words of Arrivabene, guest of Race Anatomy.

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2026-07-08 05:30:00