Fred Vasseur expresses concerns about Ferrari's recovery on Sunday if their qualifying struggles continue at the F1 Monaco GP
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Vasseur expresses concerns about Sunday recovery if Ferrari’s qualifying struggles continue at F1 Monaco GP

Team principal Fred Vasseur opened up about Ferrari’s qualifying woes and what their expectations are heading into the F1 Monaco GP following their impressive turnaround on Sunday in Imola.  Charles Leclerc made history last season as he became the first Monégasque to conquer the streets of Monte Carlo in 93 years. With former driver Carlos…

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Alpine's Pierre Gasly driving his car during the 2025 Imola GP
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Gasly analyses costly battle with Leclerc at F1 Imola GP after P13 finish

After such an intense race at the F1 Imola GP, Alpine’s Pierre Gasly ended up P13, just a few places away from points. The Frenchman was involved in an incident during some great wheel-to-wheel racing with Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc. Unfortunately for him, Gasly suffered the consequences, exceeding the track and going through the gravel…

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Lance Stroll for Aston Marting during the F1 2025 Imola GP
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Lance Stroll rues Safety Car timing at F1 Imola GP as Monaco will be litmus test for AMR25 updates

After a strong Qualifying session, which saw both Aston Martin drivers enter Q3 on the medium tyre, Lance Stroll started the Imola GP from P8. Stroll maintained his starting position until the first cars dashed into the pits for an early pit stop. Running in P5, the Aston Martin driver, who had started on the…

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Stake F1 Kick Sauber team driver Gabriel Bortoleto at the Imola GP 2025
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Gabriel Bortoleto left to rue unlucky Safety Car timing at F1 Imola GP

Gabriel Bortoleto endured a challenging afternoon at the F1 Imola GP, finishing a disappointing 18th position after a three-stop strategy backfired. The Brazilian rookie was misfortune of an ill-timed safety car and the circuit’s overtaking limitations. Starting from 14th on the grid, Bortoleto couldn’t maintain position as the race progressed. He was the only driver…

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Christian Horner, Team Principal of Oracle Red Bull Racing looks on in the Paddock prior to final practice ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Emilia-Romagna at Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari
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“He raced hard and well”: Horner backs Tsunoda after F1 Imola GP crash and points comeback

Christian Horner delivered a strong defence of Yuki Tsunoda following the Japanese driver’s dramatic weekend at the F1 Imola GP, which saw him crash heavily in Qualifying before mounting an impressive recovery drive to claim points from the pit lane. Horner supporting Tsunoda through adversity The Red Bull team principal was quick to praise Tsunoda’s…

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Closeup of Kimi Antonelli at Imola GP on race day in his Mercedes
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Antonelli: Offtrack approach at F1 Imola GP compromised efforts

Kimi Antonelli inviting his schoolmates to the F1 paddock on Friday in Imola was well documented in the days leading up to this past weekend’s GP. The young Italian was fully embracing the occasion. Having been born and raised so close to the Bologna circuit, Antonelli was inevitably greeted with overwhelming support in the grandstand…

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Fred Vasseur agrees that racing is too policed now after Ferrari relinquished Leclerc's position to Albon to avoid getting penalised at the F1 Imola GP
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Vasseur concurs racing is currently over-regulated following Leclerc’s controversial move at F1 Imola GP

Team principal Fred Vasseur has shared his opinion on the controversial incident between Charles Leclerc and Alex Albon that resulted in the Ferrari driver giving up his position to avoid receiving a potential penalty at the F1 Imola GP. Following the Safety Car restart, Leclerc found himself on worn-out hard tyres and defending his fourth…

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