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Vasseur: Ferrari allowed Sainz and Leclerc to race for tifosi

Sainz and Leclerc were running third and fourth after Red Bull's Sergio Perez had passed both drivers and moved into second.

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Ferrari explains why Sainz and Leclerc escaped F1 Italian GP qualifying sanction

F1 drivers had been told ahead of qualifying at Monza that they had to maintain a maximum delta time for all of their laps throughout the three segments – not just the in-laps as is normally the case.

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Ferrari explains why Sainz, Leclerc escaped FIA F1 sanction

It was made clear that only in “exceptional” circumstances as accepted by the stewards would drivers escape being deemed to have committed an offence. The maximum time allowed between the two safety car lines was laid down by the FIA as 1m41s.

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Vasseur will 'never accept' Ferrari needs new F1 hires to improve

The Scuderia has lost its highly-rated race director Laurent Mekies, who will join AlphaTauri as team principal. Meanwhile, head of vehicle concept David Sanchez has switched to McLaren.

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Ferrari must take F1 step forward on "every pillar of performance"' – Vasseur

The Scuderia emerged as the nearest challenger to Red Bull at the start of the second ground-effects F1 era and finished 2022 as the championship runner-up.

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F1 capital expenditure allowance puts stability at risk - Vasseur

Williams team principal James Vowles has led the quest for extra leeway on investment spending within the cost cap restrictions in order to allow the Grove outfit to update its outdated factory infrastructure.

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F1 capital expenditure allowance will become a “non-end process” - Vasseur

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Ferrari is "miles away" from perfect F1 structure, says Vasseur

Former Alfa Romeo team principal Vasseur took the reins at Maranello in January after the departure of Mattia Binotto.

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Vasseur: Ferrari “pushing like hell” to close gap to F1 rivals

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.

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Vasseur: Ferrari “pushing like hell” to close “huge gap” to F1 rivals

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.

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Ferrari dismisses Albon F1 link as it holds fire on driver contract talks

Speculation in the Italian press last week suggested that Ferrari had set its sights on luring Albon onboard after Sainz's current contract runs out at the end of next year.

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Ferrari explains why boosting driver confidence is next target for F1 progress

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 lap.

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Ferrari: Boosting driver confidence key to F1 progress

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 lap.

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Ferrari had first warning signs over F1 race pace last year, says Sainz

The Spaniard and his team-mate Charles Leclerc have struggled for much of this season with their SF-23 proving to have a lack of consistency, especially on Sundays.

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Ferrari “top” signing delay highlights F1 recovery timescale

The Italian outfit has endured a challenging season so far, with both Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz battling inconsistency with the SF-23, which has made it an especially difficult car to drive in races.

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Ferrari plans factory talks over Canada Q2 F1 strategy calls

The Italian outfit found itself on the receiving end of criticism from Charles Leclerc after a request he made to switch to slicks early in Q2 was over-ruled by the team, who wanted him to put a banker lap in on inters.

Irish Mirror

Martin Brundle angers Ferrari over Charles Leclerc's car issue on Canadian GP grid

Sky Sports pundit Brundle was on his hands and knees on live TV to have a look at the floor of Leclerc's car, which was up in the air on the grid as Ferrari engineers addressed a problem

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Martin Brundle angers Ferrari on Canadian GP grid walk by looking through engineers' legs

Sky Sports pundit Brundle was on his hands and knees on live TV to have a look at the floor of Leclerc's car, which was up in the air on the grid as Ferrari engineers addressed a problem

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Vasseur: Ferrari can fight Mercedes when consistency issue unlocked

The SF-23 has been quick over one lap in qualifying thus far this season but has usually lost out to Mercedes, and often Aston Martin, over a race distance.

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Vasseur: Ferrari can fight Mercedes once F1 consistency issues are solved

The SF-23 has been quick over one lap in qualifying thus far this season, but has usually lost out to Mercedes, and often Aston Martin as well, over a race distance.

Irish Mirror

Ferrari told to abandon 2023 F1 season with Fred Vasseur "at a loss" of how to stop slump

Ferrari underwhelmed again at the Spanish Grand Prix as they struggled to show race pace, in a season which so far has yielded little joy for the Scuderia and new boss Fred Vasseur

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Vasseur: Monaco F1 quali pace shows Ferrari driver complaints overblown

Leclerc overcame a five-place grid penalty for blocking Lando Norris in qualifying to score sixth place in his home race last weekend but made the SF-23 out to be “very difficult to drive in traffic”.

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Vasseur: F1 Monaco GP quali pace shows Ferrari driver complaints are overblown

Leclerc overcame a three-place grid penalty for blocking Lando Norris in qualifying to score sixth in his home race last weekend but made the SF-23 out to be “very difficult to drive in traffic”.

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Ferrari apologises to Leclerc for Monaco GP qualifying miscommunication

Leclerc was penalised for impeding Lando Norris in the tunnel in Q3 after his team failed to warn him early enough about the fast-approaching McLaren driver.

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Vasseur defends Ferrari Monaco GP strategy amid Sainz frustration

Sainz was incensed when Ferrari called him into the pits on lap 33, one lap after the Alpine of Esteban Ocon that he was shadowing during the entire first stint.

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