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Those keeping an eye on the first day of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Bahrain on Thursday were on porpoising watch after the phenomenon reared its head this time last year

Despite rocketing to the top of the timesheets in the early stages of pre-season testing on Thursday, Ferrari also caught the eye with what was happening with the nose of their car

Ferrari are making plenty of positive noises about the SF-23 and appear confident they have another very competitive car on their hands, though rivals are questioning one aspect of the aero design

Former F1 champion Button clearly has his favourite of the three cars created by the top teams, but hopes Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari will all be in the fight this year

Frederic Vasseur has made it crystal clear how he wants to do things in the early weeks of his tenure, as he bids to deliver the success the Italians crave so much

Leclerc has been heavily linked with Mercedes as a long-term replacement for Lewis Hamilton, while Ferrari are not prioritising renewing the Monegasque's contract

Hamilton may have been out of the title reckoning last year, but he and Mercedes have been tipped to be right back in the fight with defending champions Verstappen and Red Bull

At Alpine's season launch event in London on Thursday night, Mirror Sport asked the head of the team's power unit project about the reported gains being made by their rivals

F1 launch season is always an exciting time for fans as they get to see the liveries that will be dominating the grid over the coming campaign, but colour is in short supply this year

Mercedes were, last year, forced by the FIA to change a front wing innovation on their car which Ferrari appear to have tried to legally recreate with their new SF23

Binotto is currently on gardening leave after his Ferrari exit and unable to join another F1 team, but has already been linked with his next move for when that period ends

Ferrari drivers Leclerc and Carlos Sainz took their new SF-23 car for a spin in front of a delighted crowd in Italy in Tuesday morning, during which time the two drivers spoke over the radio

Ferrari fans have another car to love on Valentine's Day as the Scuderia unveiled the paint job of the car they hope will finally end their F1 title drought in 2023

Red Bull wanted their new powertrains division to be given status as a new engine supplier by the FIA but, after pressure from Ferrari and Mercedes, they will not receive the full benefit

The Scuderia identified pit stops as one of their weaker areas which needs to be improved, so Ferrari's chief engineer has devised an intensive training plan to improve results

Ferrari will soon pull the covers off the livery of their new F1 car which they hope will be competitive enough to mount a serious challenge against Red Bull and Mercedes for the title

F1 fans on social media called for V10 engines to be brought back to the sport as Ferrari racer Leclerc posted a video of himself driving Schumacher's title-winning F2003 car

Verstappen said he sees Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, Charles Leclerc and even Lando Norris as potential threats, but failed to add his Red Bull team-mate's name to that list

The 2022 F1 campaign was a dominant one for Red Bull, with the team winning a first Constructors' title since 2013 while Max Verstappen romped to the world title

Red Bull are the defending champions and Horner will be confident in his team's abilities and chances in 2023, but knows that the true picture won't be clear until the season begins

The past month has seen several scandals involving the governing body and its president dominate the F1 news cycle, but Vasseur doesn't expect that to continue for much longer

With Verstappen leading the Red Bull charge and Hamilton such a talismanic figure at Mercedes, one former F1 star feels Leclerc is held in similar regard by Ferrari

Ferrari have chosen Frederic Vasseur as their new team principal, but one former F1 star feels they should have targeted one of their past chiefs to lead their 2023 title challenge

Ferrari will no doubt want to keep Leclerc on the book beyond the expiry of his current deal, but new team principal Fred Vasseur says it's not at the top of his to-do list

New team principal Vasseur inherits a historic team with little to worry about in terms of engineering or drivers performance – but he will be concerned about their strategy record