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Leclerc: Vasseur only just starting with Ferrari F1 changes

Vasseur, the former boss of the Alfa Romeo F1 team and Sauber CEO, started work at the helm of the Scuderia in January of this year following the winter resignation of the under-fire Mattia Binotto.

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Leclerc frustrated by Ferrari inconsistency after disappointing F1 Miami GP

Leclerc started only seventh after his crash in qualifying, and in a race not impacted by safety cars, he finished in the same position 52.9 seconds behind winner Red Bull's Max Verstappen.

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Toto Wolff makes his Lewis Hamilton stance clear amid rumours of Charles Leclerc move

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has responded after reports which suggested former Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton might end up walking away from the team

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Vasseur: Miami GP the start of Ferrari F1 upgrade push

Charles Leclerc took Ferrari's first pole of the season in last weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix but in the race he was powerless to keep the much faster Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen behind as Ferrari was soon resigned to tyre saving.

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Ferrari chief calls out "bulls***" after Charles Leclerc responded to Mercedes talks

Frederic Vasseur was quick to wave away suggestions Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has been in talks with Mercedes amid uncertainty over Lewis Hamilton's F1 future

Daily Mirror

Ferrari woes to "change very soon" with Frederic Vasseur factor set to play key role

EXCLUSIVE: Ferrari have endured a tough start to the new Formula 1 season, but one former F1 champion has no major concerns for the Scuderia under Frederic Vasseur's stewardship

Daily Mirror

Vasseur: Leclerc "not a spectator" in Ferrari F1 rebuild project

Vasseur was responding to ongoing speculation about Leclerc's growing frustration at Ferrari, amid suggestions that he might look elsewhere at the end of his current contract.

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Why Vasseur thinks Mekies exit won’t harm Ferrari

That was one of the obvious questions to emerge when the former’s planned move to Faenza was announced on Wednesday in the wake of rumours about his possible departure.

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Why Vasseur thinks Mekies F1 exit won’t harm Ferrari

That was one of the obvious questions to emerge when the former’s planned move to Faenza was announced on Wednesday in the wake of rumours about his possible departure.

Motorsport

Ferrari F1 staff exits not as big a worry as on-track "disaster" - Leclerc

The Monegasque driver has scored just six points in 2023, for seventh place in Saudi Arabia, after being forced out of the races in Bahrain and Australia.

Autosport

Five talking points at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix

Baku (AFP) - Formula One returns this weekend after a one month break.AFP Sport takes a look at five talking points ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix:

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Red Bull's big decision spells trouble for Ferrari as Fred Vasseur's job gets much harder

In the wake of AlphaTauri's announcement that long-serving team boss Franz Tost will leave and be replaced by Laurent Mekies, Mirror Sport analyses the impact of losing the Frenchman on Ferrari

Daily Mirror

Ferrari chief makes "frustrated" comment after Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz question

Ferrari have endured a difficult start to the 2023 season, underwhelming with just 26 points from three races so far despite all the pre-season hype surrounding the Scuderia

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner snaps back at Ferrari chief's "premature" Red Bull comments

Red Bull are dominating the current Formula 1 season despite contending with their punishment for breaching the cost cap, which makes some believe it was not tough enough

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Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur doubles down on past comments about Red Bull cost cap penalty

Ferrari team principal Vasseur showed he has not changed his mind about the punishment handed down to Red Bull for their budget overspend during the 2021 F1 season

Autosport

Ferrari decides against B-spec concept change for 2023 F1 car

The Italian squad has endured its worst start to a Formula 1 season since 2009, when it failed to score a single point in the first three races of the campaign.

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Ferrari: Red Bull F1 cost cap breach punishment was "not a penalty"

Red Bull was found guilty of breaking the cost cap limit in 2021, and the team was fined $7 million plus given a 10% reduction in aerodynamic testing for 12 months from October 2022.

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Ferrari: Red Bull F1 cost cap penalty was not big enough

Red Bull was found guilty of breaking the cost cap limit in 2021, and the team was fined $7 million plus given a 10% reduction in aerodynamic testing for 12 months from October 2022.

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Ferrari requests right of review over Sainz Australian GP penalty

The Spaniard was given a five-second penalty by the stewards for causing a collision with Fernando Alonso at the chaotic restart after the second red flag, which saw a string of incidents generate a third red flag.

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Ferrari requests right of review over Sainz Australian GP F1 penalty

Daily Mirror

Ferrari suffer fresh blow as former chief warns of long road to F1 recovery

Ferrari haven't even made it onto the podium in any of the first three races of the new Formula 1 season, despite all the pre-season hype surrounding the Scuderia

Autosport

Vasseur: FIA wrong to not speak to Sainz over Australian GP penalty

Sainz made contact with Alonso's Aston Martin at the second restart with two racing laps to go, which spun his fellow Spaniard around.

Motorsport

Vasseur: FIA wrong to not speak to Sainz over Australian F1 penalty

At the final restart with two racing laps to go Sainz made contact with Fernando Alonso, spinning the Aston Martin driver around.

Daily Mirror

Ferrari boss suggests Sergio Perez could take 100-point lead over Max Verstappen

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur believes Sergio Perez could open up a huge advantage over Max Verstappen, providing Red Bull struggle with reliability problems

Autosport

Vasseur: Tyres key to Ferrari Jeddah F1 race form

Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc both lost ground to rivals ahead on the hards – having started on the medium and soft respectively – on their way to distant sixth and seventh places.

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