Christian Horner backs Ferrari's Fred Vasseur amid scrutiny
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Christian Horner, the team principal of Red Bull Racing, has expressed his support for Ferrari's Fred Vasseur as he faces increasing pressure in his role. Vasseur's position at Ferrari has come under scrutiny ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Ferrari CEO outlines the 'reality' facing Fred Vasseur amid Christian Horner linksRight now in F1, one of the biggest stories off the track is the ongoing pressure around Fred Vasseur as Ferrari team principal, and the ...
Ferrari F1 chief Fred Vasseur given shock support from rival teamFerrari boss Fred Vasseur currently finds himself under huge scrutiny at the Scuderia, but an F1 rival gave him his surprise backing ahead of this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Hamilton defends Vasseur but demands Ferrari changes as CEO visits SepangLewis Hamilton has changed the emphasis of his criticism of Ferrari, defending team principal Frédéric Vasseur while continuing to call for significant changes within the organisation. His latest comments suggest that the seven-time world champion does not believe replacing Vasseur would solve Ferrari’s problems, instead pointing towards the wider structure surrounding the team principal. With ... Read more
Ferrari CEO outlines the 'reality' facing Fred Vasseur amid Christian Horner linksRight now in F1, one of the biggest stories off the track is the ongoing pressure around Fred Vasseur as Ferrari team principal, and the ...
Ferrari F1 chief Fred Vasseur given shock support from rival teamFerrari boss Fred Vasseur currently finds himself under huge scrutiny at the Scuderia, but an F1 rival gave him his surprise backing ahead of this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Hamilton defends Vasseur but demands Ferrari changes as CEO visits SepangLewis Hamilton has changed the emphasis of his criticism of Ferrari, defending team principal Frédéric Vasseur while continuing to call for significant changes within the organisation. His latest comments suggest that the seven-time world champion does not believe replacing Vasseur would solve Ferrari’s problems, instead pointing towards the wider structure surrounding the team principal. With ... Read moreLoading comments…
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