Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur has downplayed the extent of McLaren's 2023 Formula 1 gains after the side scored a double podium at the Japanese Grand Prix.... read more »

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has questioned McLaren's maths skills, after their team boss claimed his team were one second quicker than where they were at the... read more »

In the four races held since the summer break, Ferrari has passed Aston Martin for third place in the constructors' championship, and cut the deficit to Mercedes in second... read more »

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has said that his team have taken a step forward, despite being 'scared' of what he might see at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Since the first stage of an intense programme of upgrades appeared in Austria Lando Norris has secured four second places, while his team-mate Oscar Piastri earned his first... read more »

Fred Vasseur has said that his Ferrari team 'need to do a step forward' at tracks like Suzuka, if they are to seriously compete for regular race wins in 2024. read more »

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has insisted that his team can challenge McLaren during Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur insists he wasn't nervous on the pit wall in the closing stages of the Singapore Grand Prix - but he didn't escape stressed feelings... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur has urged for caution despite the side's victory in Singapore, citing it "won't find a bullet for four, five tenths"... read more »

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has heaped praise on Carlos Sainz for his "clever move" to keep Lando Norris in DRS range to protect him from the... read more »

Fred Vasseur believes Carlos Sainz's ability to manage his tyres and outthink his opponents secured Ferrari's sensational Singapore Grand Prix victory. read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur reveals it was entirely Carlos Sainz's idea to implement the slowing tactics that secured him victory in the Singapore Grand Prix.... read more »

Fred Vasseur anticipates a "different story" at the Singapore GP after Ferrari claimed pole position thanks to Carlos Sainz. read more »

Fred Vasseur has revealed to Italian media that he believes Ferrari enjoyed their best Friday of the season so far at the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Defending two-time world champion Verstappen moved clear of Red Bull predecessor Sebastian Vettel and Alberto Ascari by scoring a 10th consecutive grand prix victory.But this... read more »

Ex-Ferrari F1 driver Gerhard Berger believes Ferrari made a mistake not retaining Mattia Binotto as part of their technical team under Frederic Vasseur's leadership. read more »

Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur is happy with the 'step forward' that his driver Carlos Sainz was able to take at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Nico Rosberg is urging Fred Vasseur to learn Italian and claims it's 'a bit weird' that the Ferrari boss currently addresses his team in English. read more »

Former Ferrari engineer Ernest Knoors has claimed that Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur should have been 'stronger' at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has defended the decision to let Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc battle it out towards the end of the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur admits to being particularly delighted with Carlos Sainz' performance at Monza, believing thet Spaniard took a significant step forward. read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur was proud to have put on a "good show" for their supportive home crowd at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has admitted that recruiting staff and dealing with turnover is the biggest challenge of leading the team. read more »

Charles Leclerc physically checked Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur's pulse after the Monegasque almost cost the Prancing Horse a podium place at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Sainz and Leclerc were running third and fourth after Red Bull's Sergio Perez had passed both drivers and moved into second.Vasseur opted not to tell the drivers to hold... read more »