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Ferrari Sticks With Vasseur
Ferrari Sticks With Vasseur

In a move most are applauding, Scuderia Ferrari has offered team principal Fred Vasseur a multi-year contract. It shows the Formula One team has confidence in the man’s leadership, even though we’re in the midst of a season that isn’t going so well.

In the meantime, George Russell says he doesn’t want to sign a long term contract.

That’s been the main point critics are hammering home with this announcement. After all, even fans want to point the finger at someone when the team isn’t on top. While some will blame Lewis Hamilton, others have chosen Vasseur as their scapegoat.

But Vasser has only been with Ferrari since the 2023 season. Last year, the team was only 14 points behind McLaren. To base decisions simply on the current season is shortsighted and foolish.

Besides, Ferrari is in second place, so it’s not exactly falling behind the pack.

It seems Ferrari envisions building something truly great with Vasseur at the helm. An official statement released by the team makes that abundantly clear:

“Renewing Fred’s contract reflects our determination to build on the foundations laid so far. His ability to lead under pressure, embrace innovation, and pursue performance aligns fully with Ferrari’s values and long-term ambitions.”

“Under Fred’s leadership, Scuderia Ferrari HP is united, focused, and committed to continuous improvement. The trust placed in him reflects the team’s confidence in its strategic direction and reinforces a shared determination to deliver the results that Ferrari’s fans, drivers, and team members expect and deserve.”

The announcement that Vasseur was getting his contract renewed for multiple years came right before the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Vasseur led Sauber before he came over to Ferrari. He was also the team principal for Renault and has experience leading teams for Formula 3, GP2, and GP3.

Image via Scuderia Ferrari HP

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