Luca Marmorini is to leave his role as the director of Ferrari's engine and electronics department as the Italian team restructure their power unit department.The move, which was announced on Thursday, sees Mattia Binotto assume the role of chief operating officer, whilst Lorenzo Sassi retains his position as chief designer...

Ferrari has confirmed a restructuring of its Formula 1 engine department amid its disappointing 2014 campaign.With the team's new V6 turbo falling short of pacesetter Mercedes, the Italian outfit is aware of the need to make big changes for next season. Part of that effort has included a new approach...

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Marco Mattiacci says the Scuderia will be a "different team" next season, once he has finished his restructuring process.The Italian car manufacturer's former North America chief joined the F1 squad in April, and has since begun implementing a recovery plan to turn the team's ailing fortunes...

Formula 1's manufacturer teams will enjoy a huge advantage in 2014 because of the complexities of packaging the new power units, reckons Ferrari technical director James Allison.As teams continue to work on getting their new cars ready for F1's first pre-season test at Jerez that starts on Jan. 28, Allison...

Ferrari is adamant it is on track with its engine preparations for the 2014 Formula 1 season, despite recent suggestions that it could be behind its manufacturer rivals.The Italian team played the first audio recording of its new turbocharged V6 to selected media in Maranello this week, as its engine...

Ferrari engine chief Luca Marmorini believes that maximizing engine life will be one of the keys to success in Formula 1 next year.The new 1.6-liter turbocharged V6 power units will be introduced in 2014, with each driver limited to just five for the season. By comparison, each driver is permitted...