Ferrari’s decision to keep both Leclerc and Hamilton out during Virtual Safety Car periods at Melbourne puzzled many. Here’s the full explanation from the team.
Why Ferrari Didn’t Pit Leclerc and Hamilton Under VSC at Australian GP 2026 Lire la suite »
Ferrari’s team principal Fred Vasseur discusses the challenges of the new 2026 technical era, his decision to switch focus early, and how experience helps him manage pressure at the Scuderia.
Ferrari’s bold decision to run a smaller turbocharger for the 2026 F1 season is paying off with superior race starts and reliability, putting them at the center of a regulatory controversy.
Ferrari’s 2026 F1 Turbo Advantage: How Smaller Is Better Lire la suite »
Ferrari team principal Frédéric Vasseur has revealed that managing the cost cap—not finding performance in the wind tunnel—will be the true challenge of 2026 development. With transport costs now included and early flyaway races creating logistical nightmares, Ferrari must be « clever » about when and where to deploy upgrades.
Why Ferrari Must Be « Clever » With 2026 F1 Upgrades and Budget Cap Lire la suite »
Lewis Hamilton’s debut Ferrari season was statistically his worst ever. Yet, Team Principal Frédéric Vasseur singles out the Briton’s behind-the-scenes attitude as a vital asset for the team’s future.
Vasseur Praises Hamilton’s Attitude Despite Nightmare 2025 Season Lire la suite »
Ferrari has already completed FIA crash testing for its 2026 F1 chassis, with Project 678 cleared for homologation after passing every test on the first attempt, underlining how early the Scuderia switched development away from the troubled SF‑25 to the next-rule era.
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Ferrari’s 2025 Formula 1 campaign, though disappointing and lacking victories, is not seen as a disaster by team boss Frédéric Vasseur, who calls the situation « not a total disaster. »
Vasseur Rejects « Disaster » Label for Ferrari’s 2025 Season Lire la suite »
Ferrari boss Frédéric Vasseur responded to Lewis Hamilton’s “worst season ever” remarks after the Las Vegas GP, urging calm and perspective as immediate post-race interviews amplified emotions.
