Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has revealed that the team will hold a meeting this week to address strategy disagreements and prevent similar incidents in the future. The decision comes after Charles Leclerc expressed his frustration over Ferrari’s choice not to switch him onto the soft tires during Q2, resulting in him missing out on
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Ferrari turned a negative qualifying performance at the Canadian Grand Prix into a respectable result on Sunday, as the Italians finished fourth and fifth at the Circuit de Gilles-Villeneuve. Charles Leclerc started P10 after he yet again failed to progress to Q3, whilst Carlos Sainz started 11th following a three-place grid penalty for impeding Pierre
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Fred Vasseur, the recently appointed team boss of Scuderia Ferrari, has received a vote of confidence from a former sparring partner who believes he is the right man to lead the team. Vasseur took over the role following Mattia Binotto’s resignation during the winter break and has faced a challenging start to his tenure with
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Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has blamed the team’s yoyoing performance this season on “inconsistency”, with the team currently unable to match their qualifying performances in the races. The Italians currently find themselves fourth in the Constructors’ Championship and in a spot of bother, as a result of being unaware of why they are encountering
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Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has admitted that the team are prioritising improving the SF-23, before discussing new contracts for Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz. Both drivers are soon to be in need of a new deal, as their current contracts expire at the end of next season. Given the team’s current issues though, Vasseur
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Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur is adamant that the Italians can beat Red Bull this season and claim a victory, despite their disappointing start to the 2023 Formula 1 season. Having made so much progress last season, Ferrari have taken a huge step backwards in the opening stages of this year, with the Italians currently
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Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has ruled out suggestions that last weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix was a “disaster” for the Italians, despite the fact that both Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz finished outside the top-five. Leclerc finished sixth on Sunday at his home race whilst Sainz crossed the line in eighth; however, the Spaniard would’ve
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Ferrari’s team principal Fred Vasseur has released a statement that will surely leave fans frustrated, as the Italian team’s chance of fighting for the title is slipping away. With Red Bull running away with the 2023 season, Ferrari has found themselves dropped from a title contender to fighting for midfield positions against the likes of
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Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur believes the Italian outfit could win this weekend at the Monaco Grand Prix, with the importance of qualifying meaning that the side have a “good opportunity” to claim a very strong result. Due to the size of the cars, overtaking at the Circuit de Monaco is virtually impossible, meaning that
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Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur believes his side can challenge for victory this weekend at the Monaco Grand Prix, where qualifying well is absolutely critical. Whilst Ferrari have struggled with high tyre degradation during the races, the Maranello-based side have looked strong when it comes to one lap performance, something Charles Leclerc proved in Azerbaijan.
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