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News›Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 2026

Vasseur acknowledges distractions affecting Ferrari team

Sky Sports F1+ 3 moreFri 2 Oct · 11:54 UTCupdated Mon 5 Oct · 11:06 UTCHave your say
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Frederic Vasseur, the team principal of Ferrari, has acknowledged that the ongoing speculation regarding his position has become a significant issue for the team. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton has defended Vasseur while calling for substantial changes within Ferrari during Benedetto Vigna's visit to the Sepang paddock.

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First to reportVasseur admits 'big issue' with Ferrari distractionsFrederic Vasseur says the "noise" surrounding Ferrari is a "big issue" for the team, admitting their release of a statement earlier this week reiterating the Italian outfit's faith in him had become "mandatory".Sky Sports F1Fri 2 Oct · 11:54 UTCRead their report →
Fred Vasseur Admits the ‘Noise’ Around Ferrari Has Become a ‘Big Issue’ Ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix in MalaysiaFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur says the “noise” surrounding his position has become a “big issue” for the team Vasseur admits a statement this week…f1chronicle.comFri 2 Oct · 22:23 UTCRead →
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 morethejudge13.comSun 4 Oct · 07:39 UTCRead →
Vigna appears at Sepang after Ferrari turmoilOct.5 (GMM) Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna appeared in the Sepang paddock after a turbulent week of speculation around team principal Frederic Vasseur, although he insisted his visit had already been planned. Vigna told Sky Italia that Ferrari remains united despite the recent noise. “I had already planned to come to Sepang,” he insisted. “The team…newsonf1.comMon 5 Oct · 05:01 UTCRead →
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