Ferrari had a mixed weekend in Bahrain. Charles Leclerc converted a second place on the grid to a fourth place at the finish, whereas Lewis Hamilton had fight back to P5 after a poor qualifying result. Team principle Fred Vasseur wasn’t to harsh on Hamilton after the Bahrain GP though. “I understand the frustration yesterday…
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,…
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…
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…
Lewis Hamilton completed his third Grand Prix with his Scuderia Ferrari team led by Fred Vasseur on Sunday in Suzuka for the Japanese GP. The British driver finished P7 behind teammate Charles Leclerc, who finished P4. Hamilton is still working to get more comfortable in his new team, feeling like there is a large gap…
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….
The action-packed Sprint weekend at the F1 Chinese GP was full of highs and lows for Ferrari, even before the disqualification of both drivers from the race due to technical infringements. Hamilton stunned in the Sprint race, claiming pole and a win. However, both drivers struggled in the sessions for the main race. Hamilton and…
Before the start of the season, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem entertained the idea of F1 returning to V10 engines. The stakeholders of F1 have discussed the possibility of bringing the V10 engines back to life by 2028. V10s last appeared in 2006, when Toro Rosso ran them among the V8-running teams. That year, Red…
Ferrari F1 Team Principal Fred Vasseur has dismissed claims of Lewis Hamilton being past his prime, labelling them as “harsh” and “false”. Speaking to L’Équipe, the Frenchman expressed that Hamilton’s strict dedication has been a great help in pushing the team forward this season. The two last worked together in Formula 3 and GP2, where…
Team principal Fred Vasseur has addressed the double disqualification that Ferrari endured at the F1 Chinese GP after Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton took the chequered flag in fifth and sixth place respectively on Sunday. Although Hamilton secured his and Ferrari’s first Sprint pole and cruised to victory in the Sprint race on Saturday, the…
