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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A relatively underwhelming start to 2025 continues for Scuderia Ferrari under the leadership of Fred Vasseur as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished P4 in P7 respectively in the F1 Japanese GP. The Monegasque driver ended up 16s behind Max Verstappen at the end of the 53-lap race, with the Brit a further 13s back.
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Vasseur outlines Ferrari deficit to F1 frontrunners following Japanese GP weekend

A relatively underwhelming start to 2025 continues for Scuderia Ferrari under the leadership of Fred Vasseur as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished P4 in P7 respectively in the F1 Japanese GP. The Monegasque driver ended up 16s behind Max Verstappen at the end of the 53-lap race, with the Brit a further 13s back….

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Leclerc in his Ferrari during the 2025 F1 Japanese GP
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Leclerc: Ferrari lacking pace and performance to challenge for F1 wins after maximising Japanese GP

A fourth place finish can’t satisfy neither Charles Leclerc, nor the Ferrari fans, however, it was indeed the best possible result for him in the 2025 F1 Japanese GP. Best possible outcome Leclerc’s race was rather straightforward. In fact, following a very impressive qualifying lap on Saturday he managed to start the race from P4,…

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Overall, Lewis Hamilton was left with mixed feelings after his first F1 Japanese GP qualifying session at Ferrari. The seven times World Champion will start out tomorrow from P8 but is confident that he will be able to move up the standings.
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Hamilton lauds Leclerc for outperforming SF-25 in qualifying for the F1 Japanese GP

Overall, Lewis Hamilton was left with mixed feelings after his first F1 Japanese GP qualifying session at Ferrari. The seven times World Champion will start out tomorrow from P8 but is confident that he will be able to move up the standings. Mixed sensations for Hamilton Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton was hoping for a better…

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Lewis Hamilton with Ferrari in the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix.
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Hamilton: People underestimate how difficult it is for Ferrari and all F1 teams to get everything right

After the opening races of the 2025 season with his new team Scuderia Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton outlines the difficulties of joining a new team ahead of the F1 Japanese GP, and he provided insight on how many things need to be worked on. Though the pace of the Ferraris looks promising in the early days…

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Charles Leclerc addresses the limitations of the SF-25 and says that Ferrari have been losing ground due to their struggles in qualifying since the 2024 F1 season.
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Leclerc: Ferrari paying the price for F1 qualifying struggles since 2024

Charles Leclerc opened up about the limitations of the SF-25 and the qualifying woes that Ferrari have been grappling with before he was disqualified from the F1 Chinese GP due to failing post-race scrutineering checks. Apart from Lewis Hamilton’s stunning Sprint pole in Shanghai, the Ferrari drivers have failed to qualify in the top three…

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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has addressed Charles Leclerc's surprising pace and Lewis Hamilton's sudden drop in performance at the Chinese GP last Sunday
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Vasseur: Ferrari “surprised” by Leclerc’s pace after sustaining damage at F1 Chinese GP

Team principal Fred Vasseur has opened up about Charles Leclerc’s unexpected pace and Lewis Hamilton’s sudden drop in performance at the F1 Chinese GP as the Ferrari duo took the chequered flag in fifth and sixth place respectively on Sunday. Although he bounced back from his poor showing in Melbourne in a stellar fashion to…

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Ferrari had an eventful F1 Chinese GP as Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Fred Vasseur ended up having a day to forget.
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Vasseur: FOM “created a mess” around Leclerc-Hamilton swap at F1 Chinese GP

Ferrari had an eventful F1 Chinese GP as Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Fred Vasseur ended up having a day to forget. Before the drama of the double disqualification that spoiled the Tifosi’s race day, it seemed that FOM had been attempting to generate drama of their own. The international broadcast only aired certain team…

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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc at the F1 Chinese GP
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Leclerc reflects on “really good race car” despite “bad” front wing damage at F1 Chinese GP

Charles Leclerc opened up about racing with front wing damage following his first-lap contact with Scuderia Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton at the F1 Chinese GP. The two Ferrari drivers touched just after the start of the F1 race, as drivers were battling for position. Leclerc’s front-left clipped Hamilton’s right rear as the Ferrari when the…

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