Fred Vasseur has rued Ferrari's qualifying troubles following Sunday's turnaround that saw Hamilton and Leclerc finish in P4 and P6 respectively at the F1 Imola GP
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Vasseur rues Ferrari’s qualifying struggles following Sunday’s turnaround at F1 Imola GP

Team principal Fred Vasseur has shared his insights into the great recovery drives Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc pulled off at the F1 Imola GP on Sunday after both Ferrari drivers suffered disappointing Q2 exits in qualifying on Saturday.  Lining up in twelfth on the grid, Hamilton opted for the alternative strategy and started the…

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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur during a press conference at F1 Saudi Arabian GP
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Vasseur identifies SF-25 weakness that hindered Ferrari at F1 Miami GP

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur revealed one of the biggest limitations hampering the performance of their 2025 car after a dismal showing at the F1 Miami GP. Aside from the brief high of a third-place finish in the Sprint for Lewis Hamilton, the rest of the Miami weekend was undeniably painful.  Hamilton was eliminated in…

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Team principal Fred Vasseur sits at Ferrari pitwall during F1 Miami GP weekend
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Vasseur explains reasoning behind Ferrari team orders at F1 Miami GP

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur defended the use of team orders during the F1 Miami GP, asserting that the pitwall handled the situation well. The team order drama at Ferrari—and the tense radio exchanges that accompanied it—is one of the big talking points that came out of the recent Miami GP.  Team orders take center…

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Ferrari's Team Principal Fred Vasseur at the pit wall during the Saudi Arabian GP
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Vasseur debunks concerns over Hamilton’s performance after the F1 Saudi Arabian GP

With five rounds already over in the 2025 Formula 1 season, Ferrari’s pace put the team in 4th in the Championship standings. Team Principal Fred Vasseur shared his perspective in regards to the comments that Ferrari’s new addition, Lewis Hamilton, made after the Saudi Arabian GP. The 7-time world champion seemed to struggle with the…

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Fred Vasseur during the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at the pit lane.
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“The potential is there” – Ferrari and Vasseur’s mixed emotions after F1 Saudi Arabian GP

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc secured the final podium position in Jeddah after a sterling effort that saw him deliver impressive late-race pace during the race. Team Principal Fred Vasseur reflected on an F1 Saudi Arabian GP of contrasts for Ferrari, with qualifying struggles ultimately limiting their Sunday potential. Race pace shines despite Qualifying woes The Italian…

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Fred Vasseur believes initial Ferrari strategy to start on the mediums would've produced good results without the unfortunate Safety Car at the F1 Bahrain GP
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Vasseur: Initial Ferrari strategy would’ve delivered good results without the Safety Car at F1 Bahrain GP

Team principal Fred Vasseur has opened up about Ferrari’s interesting strategy direction after Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton took the chequered flag at the F1 Bahrain GP in fourth and fifth positions respectively.  The Ferrari drivers happened to be the only ones in the top ten to start their race on the medium compound tyres,…

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Ferrari's Fred Vasseur in the pit lane on Sunday at the 2025 Japanese GP
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Vasseur: Qualifying championship in progress after F1 Japanese GP

The Scuderia Ferrari Team led by Fred Vasseur improved their initially underwhelming performance at the F1 Japanese GP. Following a far from ideal start to the season with China’s double disqualification and Australia’s average results, the team scored 18 points on Sunday. Despite improvements, the SF-25’s pace was still lacking Frustrated with the lack of…

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Fred Vasseur has brushed off suggestions Scuderia Ferrari needs to run the SF-25 higher than other F1 cars following the Japanese GP. Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished P4 and P7.
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Vasseur dismisses suggestions Ferrari needs to run SF-25 higher than other F1 teams

Led by Fred Vasseur, Scuderia Ferrari had a relatively disappointing weekend at the F1 Japanese GP as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished in P4 and P7 respectively with their SF-25 challangers. On a positive note, both cars complied with the regulations on this occasion following disqualifications for both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton at…

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