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Ferrari’s “scared” mindset hampered British GP F1 hopes

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz qualified fourth and fifth, but in Sunday’s race they tumbled down to ninth and 10th, not helped by the fact that both stopped before a safety car intervention that gave rivals a helping hand in the form of cheap stops.

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Vasseur: F1 should be open to change on 2026 power unit regulations

Red Bull’s Christian Horner has suggested that the 50% electrical contribution is too big, and that his team’s early simulations suggest that drivers will have to change down on the straight, while Max Verstappen has called the situation "weird."

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Vasseur dismisses prospect of Andretti as F1’s 11th team

Andretti is the highest profile contender of the teams that have indicated an interest in joining the grid, and an answer is expected soon on whether any of the contenders have been successful.

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Ferrari struggling to understand consistency issue with F1 car

The car has regularly been fast over one lap, which was evident once again at the Spanish GP, where Carlos Sainz qualified second.

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Ferrari “pushing like hell” to address ‘unhappiness’ with F1 form

Last year’s runner-up to Red Bull has now slipped behind Aston Martin and Mercedes to fourth in the constructors’ championship ahead of this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix.

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Ferrari "pushing like hell" to address F1 2023 form

Last year's runner-up to Red Bull has now slipped behind Aston Martin and Mercedes to fourth in the constructors' championship ahead of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix.

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Ferrari apologised to Leclerc for Monaco F1 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 rubbishes rumours about Ferrari making Hamilton F1 offer

However, the Frenchman concedes that any team would one day like to hire the seven-time world champion.

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Vasseur: Baku F1 poles a "milestone" in Ferrari's season

The Monegasque, who started third in Bahrain and qualified second-fastest in Saudi Arabia, beat Red Bull to the top spot for the first time this season, before repeating the feat on Saturday morning in F1's first-ever sprint qualifying in which he also claimed pole.

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Vasseur: Baku F1 pole a "milestone" in Ferrari's season

The Monegasque, who started third in Bahrain and qualified second-fastest in Saudi Arabia, beat Red Bull to the top spot for the first time this season. It was also his third consecutive pole at the track.

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Ferrari: Focusing on F1 rivals' form in Baku would be "a mistake"

One-lap form will be especially important in Baku as the sprint event will have its own qualifying session on Saturday, so drivers and teams will have to get it right twice.

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Ferrari: Focusing on F1 rival form in Baku would be "a mistake"

One-lap form will be especially important in Baku as the sprint event will have its own qualifying session on Saturday, so drivers and teams will have to get it right twice.

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Vasseur bullish Ferrari F1 has "mega room" for improvement ahead of first upgrades

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz qualified on the second row in the Bahrain season opener, behind the leading Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez. But if Ferrari's one-lap pace was encouraging, its race pace was less impressive as it struggled to match Red Bull and even came…

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Vasseur rubbishes Mekies departure rumours, insists Ferrari is "solid"

The shock resignation of senior design engineer David Sanchez last week triggered a wave of speculation that Ferrari could face fresh departures.

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Ferrari: No cause for alarm over Red Bull’s impressive F1 test pace

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur sees no reason for his squad to be downbeat about Formula 1 rival Red Bull’s impressive test form in Bahrain this week.

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Leclerc "very impressed" by Vasseur's start as Ferrari F1 boss

Charles Leclerc says he has been 'very impressed' by Fred Vasseur's start as Ferrari Formula 1 team boss, following the Frenchman's off-season move from Alfa Romeo.

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Leclerc “very impressed” by Vasseur’s start as Ferrari F1 boss

Charles Leclerc says he has been “very impressed” by Fred Vasseur’s start as Ferrari Formula 1 team boss, following the Frenchman’s off-season move from Alfa Romeo.

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Lack of job security could hold Vasseur back at Ferrari, says Montoya

A lack of job security is a big negative that could hurt new Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur's ability to do his job, reckons former grand prix driver Juan Pablo Montoya.

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Ben Sulayem drama will calm down once F1 racing starts, reckons Vasseur

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes the controversy surrounding FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem will calm down once the Formula 1 season gets underway.

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Ben Sulayem drama will calm down once F1 racing starts, reckons Ferrari boss

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes the controversy surrounding FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem will calm down once the Formula 1 season gets underway.

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Binotto praised for helping Vasseur’s Ferrari F1 handover

Former Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Mattia Binotto has been praised by replacement Fred Vasseur for helping talk him through their handover.

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Why Vasseur will have no excuses for Ferrari failure

When Frederic Vasseur clocks on as Ferrari’s new Formula 1 boss for the first time today, it marks the start of what he hopes will be a title-winning campaign.

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Why Vasseur has no excuses for Ferrari failure

When Frederic Vasseur clocks on as Ferrari’s new Formula 1 boss for the first time today, it marks the start of what he hopes will be a title-winning campaign.

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Vasseur wants quicker, stricter action for future F1 cost cap breaches

New Ferrari Formula 1 boss Frederic Vasseur believes there needs to be quicker and stricter action for future cost cap breaches after the controversy surrounding Red Bull in 2022.

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Mattia Binotto blasted for "unforgivable" errors as new Ferrari boss given simple order

Binotto resigned at the end of November and has since been replaced by Frederic Vasseur, who has an unenviable task on his hands to keep everyone happy at Maranello

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