Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur felt that Belgium marked a "step forward" for the team, having found great pace and secured a podium ahead of Summer shutdown. read more »

Former Alfa Romeo team principal Vasseur took the reins at Maranello in January after the departure of Mattia Binotto.One of his main tasks was to strengthen the team with some... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur has revealed that it was holding out for a red flag before electing to retire Carlos Sainz from Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix. Sainz,... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur and driver Charles Leclerc have highlighted the fickle nature of F1, comparing their previous results at Hungary and Britain to their podium... read more »

After a great weekend for Oscar Piastri and a remarkable recovery drive from Lando Norris, we reflect on McLaren’s season so far and get a few words from Lando’s dad. Interim... read more »

Charles Leclerc has insisted that he has no plans to jump ship from Ferrari despite a rollercoaster season, as he said he has 'complete confidence' in team principal... read more »

Fred Vasseur has admitted that Ferrari took a shot in the dark at their setup for the Belgian Grand Prix, with heavily reduced running time due to the sprint weekend format and... read more »

Fred Vasseur have said Ferrari must be 'willing to dare' at the Belgian Grand Prix after a series of disappointing results for the Scuderia - insisting that his... read more »

Ferrari has slipped back in the last two events, with the two cars finishing ninth and 10th at Silverstone, and seventh and eighth in Hungary last weekend.However, Vasseur says... read more »

Carlos Sainz says he's in agreement with Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur regarding the decision to shelve driver contract negotiations in favour of improving the... read more »

Ferrari endured a tough weekend in Hungary as Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr. ended only seventh and eighth at the chequered flag on Sunday. read more »

Toto Wolff's comparison about "F2 cars" has been noted by Fred Vasseur who insisted "the feeling was the same" when Mercedes dominated. read more »

Frederic Vasseur believes Charles Leclerc lost 20 seconds of race time during the Hungarian Grand Prix due to "too many mistakes" being made. Vasseur highlighted that... read more »

Charles Leclerc finished only seventh after his race was compromised by a wheel gun issue in a pitstop and a five-second penalty for pitlane speeding, while his team-mate... read more »

Frederic Vasseur admits Ferrari "made too many mistakes" at the Hungarian Grand Prix after they failed to challenge the podium positions for a second consecutive race. read more »

Just weeks after Vasseur revealed that he had signed a "top guy" to join the team in 2025, the identity of the individual has finally emerged as being Mercedes'... read more »

The FIA and Formula One Management are currently evaluating which of the two tyre giants should be handed the official F1 tender contract from 2025. Both Pirelli and... read more »

In a quest to solidify their resurgence, Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has set the bar high for Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz for the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

Fred Vasseur has warned Charles Leclerc of "making mistakes", after he pointed out that Carlos Sainz is a far more consistent driver than his Ferrari team-mate. read more »

Fred Vasseur has poured cold water on rumours that Ferrari might be eyeing up a move for Alex Albon, after a string of impressive performances from the Williams driver. read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur has denied speculation that the side is lining up Williams driver Alex Albon for a race seat in 2025. Albon has established himself as... read more »

Speculation in the Italian press last week suggested that Ferrari had set its sights on luring Albon on board for after Sainz's current contract runs out at the end of... read more »

The Italian outfit has had a challenging first half to the 2023 season, with its car struggling to deliver consistent performances in races despite being quick over a single... read more »

Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur admits to supporting Christian Horner's calls for a rethink of the 2026 engine regulations. read more »

Frederic Vasseur felt a lack of knowledge over tyre degradation at Silverstone cost Ferrari as they finished only ninth and tenth last Sunday. read more »