Where Ferrari drivers' Mexico clash crossed a new line
What happened between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in Mexico became a 'lack of respect' for Ferrari
Italian GT Mugello Sunday Notebook: David Perel and Rafael Duran crowned Pro-Am champions
David Perel and Rafael Duran secured the Italian GT Endurance Pro-Am championship with fourth in class at Mugello. The #50 Spirit of Racing Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo duo entered the final round six points behind the championship leaders and battled through three hours of rain, Safety…
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