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Vasseur frustrated by speculation over Ferrari future

the-race.com+ 4 moreSat 26 Sep · 14:35 UTCupdated Sun 4 Oct · 01:56 UTCHave your say
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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has expressed his frustration regarding ongoing speculation about his future with the team. He acknowledged that such distractions undermine his work at Maranello, referencing comments made by Christian Horner.

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First to report'Mr Horner looking for a job' - Vasseur laments Ferrari distractionsFred Vasseur says he and Ferrari are being undermined by speculation over his future, acknowledging "Mr [Christian] Horner looking for a job" as part of thisthe-race.comSat 26 Sep · 14:35 UTCRead their report →
Fred Vasseur 'asked 25 times a day' about Ferrari future as 'Christian Horner looks for a job’Fred Vasseur gave a snappy response to Christian Horner Ferrari links on Saturday at the Azerbaijan GPCrashSat 26 Sep · 16:21 UTCRead →
Fred Vasseur concedes his Ferrari F1 future is ‘not in my hands’Ferrari F1 boss Fred Vasseur made a telling admission as exit rumours swirl...PlanetF1Sun 27 Sep · 06:13 UTCRead →
Ferrari boss Vasseur: Talk on future is 'frustrating'Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has expressed frustration over the persistent speculation about his future at Maranello.espn.comSun 27 Sep · 11:47 UTCRead →
Vasseur responds after Horner's 'dream' Ferrari job commentsFrederic Vasseur admits Ferrari are not able to work in "perfect serenity" amid persistent speculation about his future, which was heightened after comments from Christian Horner about Formula 1's "dream" job.Sky Sports F1Mon 28 Sep · 05:06 UTCRead →
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