Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has delved into the reasoning behind the driver swap that Lewis Hamilton and Charles ...

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur has defended the team's approach to team orders during the Miami Grand Prix, stating ...

Frederic Vasseur has defended Ferrari's Miami Grand Prix team orders calls and, although he accepted the frustration of ...

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur continues to support seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton after a challenging start for both the driver and the team so far in 2025. The flaws and complications of the ...

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has issued a rallying cry for the Scuderia after a challenging start to the 2025 season, which generated much anticipation and hype from fans. The last race in ...

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has leapt to Lewis Hamilton’s defence, rubbishing any suggestion the seven-time world champion’s form has declined since his off-season switch. Following a ...

Still, Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur remains confident in the team’s newest driver, as the Team Principal gave an emotional endorsement of Hamilton following the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Yet Ferrari team principal Vasseur believes it is a “positive” that Hamilton is so downbeat. “I will give him support and we will start straight away to find solutions,” Vasseur said ...

The difference of just hundredths of a second can drop a driver back several spots on the starting grid, as team principal Fred Vasseur noted on Friday during the FIA news conference. Ferrari’s ...

Team boss Frédéric Vasseur pointed to both examples when explaining why he is not concerned about Hamilton's slow start. Clearly when Hamilton and the car gel, good things are possible.

Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur defended Sir Lewis Hamilton after his poor performance at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, saying criticism of the Formula 1 legend is ‘f***ing bulls***’.

JEDDAH - Ferrari have got all the ingredients for Formula One success and need to keep calm and follow the recipe after a slow start to the season, according to team boss Fred Vasseur. The hungry ...