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Formula 1 2020: 'Failure' Sebastian Vettel bids Ferrari farewell at Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Vettel, who joined Ferrari in 2015, offered a searingly-honest and realistic appraisal of his time in Italy, despite winning 14 races, when he admitted his goal had been to claim a fifth title.

Formula 1 2020: Sebastian Vettel says he has 'no regrets' on Ferrari stint despite failing to win titles with team

Vettel made clear he felt revitalised by the prospect of joining Aston Martin next year— but looked back with pleasure on his years at Maranello.

Formula 1: Italian Grand Prix at Monza to be held without spectators, organisers confirm

Italian Grand Prix at Monza, held not far from Ferrari's factory, has declared tickets will be fully refunded.

Formula 1 2020, Styrian GP: Mercedes once again at the top, Ferrari's embarrassment continues and other talking points

At the Styrian GP, Mercedes was rarely challenged, the German marquee finished 1-2, Lewis Hamilton leading Valtteri Bottas - also registering their first 1-2 of the season.

Formula 1 2020: Pressure mounting on Ferrari after 'undriveable' SF1000 car in first race of season

Instead of closing the gap to front-runner Mercedes this season, Ferrari's SF1000 car looks slower than last year and is also in danger of slipping behind other teams.

Formula 1 2020: Charles Leclerc says Ferrari's pace 'not even close' to expectation after qualifying seventh at Austrian GP

Leclerc was on pole at the Red Bull Ring last year but this time qualified seventh, his quickest flying lap nearly a second slower than Valtteri Bottas who took the top slot for Mercedes.

Formula 1 2020: Charles Leclerc drives his Ferrari F1 car from factory to test track in Maranello

The low-speed run, which ended at the Fiorano test track without Ferrari's Leclerc completing any laps, came 110 days after the SF1000 car last turned a wheel at testing in Spain at the end of February.

Ferrari looking at entering North American IndyCar series, says Formula 1 Team Principal Mattia Binotto

Binotto said Formula One’s new budget cap of $145 million for teams from 2021 would lead to staff being made redundant and Ferrari was looking at options to ensure its employees retain their jobs, albeit in a different field.

Formula 1: Carlos Sainz to replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari for 2021 season, to partner Charles Leclerc

Sainz, 25, will join Ferrari on a two-year deal after two seasons at McLaren, creating the youngest driver pairing in Ferrari’s recent history in the process.

Sebastian Vettel - Ferrari to part ways: After five seasons, a promising partnership ends without much fancied World Championship

Vettel now joins an illustrious list of former world champions (Fernando Alonso and Alain Prost) who arrived at Ferrari with the expectation to win but couldn’t do so.