Vasseur Fires Back Over Ferrari Singapore Debacle
Frédéric Vasseur rejects blame for Ferrari’s Singapore GP strategy, saying Hamilton declined the VSC pit call and cost himself a podium finish at Marina Bay.
Frédéric Vasseur rejects blame for Ferrari’s Singapore GP strategy, saying Hamilton declined the VSC pit call and cost himself a podium finish at Marina Bay.
Twenty-six years after Suzuka 2000, see how Michael Schumacher and Ferrari’s pit-wall strategy ended a 21-year drivers’ championship drought in F1.
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc publicly back Fred Vasseur, but Hamilton’s comments on Ferrari’s hierarchy raise a deeper question about who holds power.
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The tone after the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort was different. For the first half of the 2026 Formula 1 season, Mercedes had been allowed to operate in that rare space where dominance looks routine. After twelve rounds, that space has closed. Team principal and CEO Toto Wolff faced the media on Sunday evening with … Read more
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