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Lewis Hamilton supports Fred Vasseur amid speculation

Autosport+ 1 moreThu 1 Oct · 10:13 UTCupdated Sat 3 Oct · 19:11 UTCHave your say
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Lewis Hamilton has expressed strong support for Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Fred Vasseur, stating he is the right person to lead the team. This endorsement comes amid ongoing speculation regarding Vasseur's future with Ferrari.

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First to reportHamilton strongly backs Vasseur amid Horner to Ferrari linksLewis Hamilton says Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur "really is the guy to take this team in the right direction" amid destabilising rumours around his future. Just over one year on from the last barrage of rumours around his future, which were quelled by signing a new contract, Vasseur's future has been under increased scrutiny again. A recent interview with former Red Bull chief ... Keep readingAutosportThu 1 Oct · 10:13 UTCRead their report →
Lewis Hamilton issues bold Fred Vasseur statement as pressure increases on Ferrari bossLewis Hamilton has come out strongly in defence of his Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, amid speculation about the Frenchman's future.gpfans.comFri 2 Oct · 06:58 UTCRead →
Lewis Hamilton's boss issues statement about his Ferrari F1 futureFerrari boss Fred Vasseur has spoken to the media for the first time since his team publicly backed him this week.gpfans.comSat 3 Oct · 06:15 UTCRead →
Lewis Hamilton hits back over Ferrari speculation - 'No clue what they're talking about'Lewis Hamilton has hit out at people questioning his relationship with Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur, amid questions about the Frenchman's future with the team.gpfans.comSat 3 Oct · 18:56 UTCRead →
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