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Esteban OconHaas F1 Team 17CSCarlos SainzWilliams 18

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via f1oversteer.comCharles Leclerc ‘angered’ Fred Vasseur with one revelation in Baku as tensions rise at FerrariFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur expressed frustration with Charles Leclerc after the driver revealed he used the ADUO2 engine during the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Leclerc's admission came after he finished in P4, trailing significantly behind race winner George Russell and the Red Bull drivers. Vasseur was particularly displeased as the team had not intended to disclose the engine specification, especially given their performance issues. The situation has contributed to rising tensions within Ferrari, with both Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton reportedly growing frustrated with Vasseur's management style. There are suggestions that Vasseur's position may be in jeopardy, with potential replacements including Christian Horner, Antonello Coletta, and Jerome d’Ambrosio being considered as Ferrari looks to improve its standing in the championship.

f1oversteer.comTue 29 Sep · 07:00 UTC

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Vasseur under siege as Ferrari succession talk growsSep.29 (GMM) Pressure on Frederic Vasseur is still intensifying in Italy, with reports that Ferrari president John Elkann has sounded out WEC boss Antonio Coletta as a possible replacement. Italian reports suggest Coletta remains reluctant to take the Formula 1 role, while current deputy Jerome D’Ambrosio has also been mentioned as a possible interim solution…newsonf1.comTue 29 Sep · 06:52 UTC

Wikimedia Commons · Joop van Bilsen / Anefo · CC0Vasseur doubts Red Bull has stopped 2026 developmentSep.29 (GMM) Frederic Vasseur is sceptical of Red Bull’s claim that its Baku package was effectively the final major upgrade of 2026, as Formula 1 teams increasingly shift resources towards next year’s cars. Laurent Mekies said in Baku that Red Bull has moved “a very large majority” of its development resources onto 2027. “It’s most…newsonf1.comTue 29 Sep · 06:52 UTC

via gpfans.comLewis Hamilton defends Ferrari's Fred Vasseur amid rumoursLewis Hamilton has publicly defended Fred Vasseur, the Ferrari team principal, as speculation about Vasseur's future intensifies. Stefano Domenicali has also commented on the situation, highlighting the ongoing discussions surrounding the leadership at Ferrari.

gpfans.comTue 29 Sep · 06:15 UTC

via RacingNews365Will Christian Horner be next boss on Ferrari 'ejectable seat'?Christian Horner expressed that joining Ferrari would be his dream job, despite having been with Red Bull Racing for two decades. His comments came at a time when the future of current Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur is in question, following a disappointing season where Ferrari failed to secure a championship despite coming close in 2024. Vasseur, who has been in charge since 2023, faces scrutiny as Ferrari continues to struggle for success. With Horner's past rejection of a Ferrari role in 2022 and his recent remarks stirring speculation, the situation at Ferrari remains tense. The possibility of Horner taking the helm raises questions about team dynamics and the potential for change within the organisation.

RacingNews365Tue 29 Sep · 05:20 UTC

via gpfans.comChristian Horner to Ferrari: Wife Geri 'open to Italy move'Christian Horner has sparked speculation about a potential move to Ferrari, with his wife Geri reportedly supportive of relocating to Italy. Horner, who has been out of a Formula 1 role since mid-2025, indicated that he would be willing to overlook ownership stakes to work with the iconic team, calling Ferrari the biggest brand in the sport. The couple currently resides in Oxfordshire, England, but Geri is said to be open to splitting her time between England and Italy to facilitate the move. This development comes amid increasing scrutiny on Ferrari's current management following disappointing performances, suggesting that the team may be considering changes in leadership.

gpfans.comMon 28 Sep · 18:54 UTC

via f1technical.netWhy did Audi miss out on points in Baku despite extensive upgrade package?Audi narrowly missed out on scoring points at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Nico Hulkenberg finishing in 11th place after a late race challenge. Despite a strategic decision to keep Hulkenberg on track during a Safety Car period, he was unable to hold off Carlos Sainz, who overtook him due to superior straight-line speed. Hulkenberg expressed frustration at missing points, which seemed achievable in the final stages of the race. Gabriel Bortoleto, who finished 15th, also faced challenges but noted some positive signs from Audi's new upgrade package, particularly in the middle sector. Racing Director Allan McNish acknowledged the team's efforts to recover from a difficult qualifying session and stated that they would analyse their performance before the next race in Sepang, where they hope the circuit characteristics will better suit their car.

f1technical.netMon 28 Sep · 16:00 UTC

via PlanetF1Esteban Ocon reflects on Haas exit as F1 future uncertainEsteban Ocon has expressed his disappointment regarding his departure from Haas at the end of the 2026 season, stating it is 'not really the way it should be.' Despite the setback, Ocon remains determined that this will not mark the end of his Formula 1 career.

PlanetF1+ 17 moreMon 28 Sep · 14:01 UTC

via f1oversteer.comFerrari backs Fred Vasseur amid Horner speculationFerrari has expressed full confidence in team principal Frederic Vasseur following speculation linking Christian Horner to the position. Vasseur acknowledged the ongoing gossip as a frustrating situation for the team.

f1oversteer.com+ 4 moreMon 28 Sep · 14:00 UTC

via RacingNews365Why Rafael Camara to Haas could spell disaster for Oliver BearmanRafael Camara's potential move to Haas for the 2027 season poses a significant challenge for Oliver Bearman, who is vying for a future seat at Ferrari. With Esteban Ocon's departure from Haas likely, Camara, the current leader in the Formula 2 standings, is seen as the frontrunner to replace him, complicating Bearman's aspirations. Bearman, who has already secured a seat at Haas for 2025, faces increased pressure as both drivers are part of the Ferrari Driver Academy. The situation is further complicated by speculation regarding Bearman's future, including potential interest from Aston Martin. Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu has indicated that the decision regarding Ocon's replacement is nearly finalised, but he remains open to having two competitive drivers, regardless of their affiliations.

RacingNews365Mon 28 Sep · 13:30 UTC

via thejudge13.comVeteran Italian F1 journalist backs Hamilton for Ferrari team leader roleFrom High Spirits to Paddock Frustration The Lewis Hamilton we see in the paddock after the summer break is not the same happy-go-lucky, super-positive chap who was there earlier in the season. After a year where he was welcomed by his new Ferrari teammate, Charles Leclerc, the seven-time champion appeared to be enjoying himself much ... Read more

thejudge13.comMon 28 Sep · 09:49 UTC

via PlanetF1Who is Antonello Coletta? Potential next Ferrari team boss contenderAntonello Coletta has been identified as a potential candidate for the role of Ferrari team principal, amidst speculation regarding Fred Vasseur's future with the team. Vasseur has acknowledged that discussions about his position are out of his control, although there are currently no plans to replace him. Coletta has extensive experience within Ferrari, having joined the company in 1997. He currently serves as the Global Head of Endurance and oversees successful projects such as the Hypercar programme in the World Endurance Championship. His background includes various roles in motorsport, and he has been instrumental in Ferrari's recent successes in endurance racing.

PlanetF1Mon 28 Sep · 08:32 UTC

via F1iLeclerc urges Ferrari to react to Red Bull and McLaren surgeCharles Leclerc expressed concern over Ferrari's performance after finishing fourth in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, highlighting that the team's SF-26 lacked the necessary pace to compete with Red Bull and McLaren. He noted that rivals had made significant upgrades, while Ferrari had not, which put them at a disadvantage. Leclerc acknowledged that the development gap was becoming increasingly urgent, as every upgrade must count due to budget caps and testing restrictions. He confirmed that Ferrari has developments planned but was cautious about their potential impact, stressing the need for the team to respond quickly to regain lost ground.

F1iMon 28 Sep · 07:12 UTC

via gpfans.comLewis Hamilton faces criticism amid Ferrari strugglesLewis Hamilton has been accused of sulking and blaming Ferrari engineers for his own mistakes following a challenging weekend for the team. Italian media reports suggest that Hamilton's mood has darkened as the pressure mounts on team principal Frederic Vasseur and the Scuderia.newsonf1.com+ 1 moreMon 28 Sep · 06:29 UTC

via RacingNews365Red Bull and Verstappen disagree on grid penalty outcomeMax Verstappen has indicated that he expects a grid penalty to be forthcoming, while Red Bull Racing's Laurent Mekies has expressed uncertainty regarding this potential outcome. The differing views highlight a lack of consensus within the team about the implications of recent incidents.

RacingNews365Mon 28 Sep · 05:20 UTC

via gpfans.comLeclerc and Hamilton's Ferrari relationship questionedCharles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton's relationship at Ferrari has come under scrutiny, with claims that their camaraderie is not genuine. Italian media have suggested that Hamilton is 'sulking' following a challenging weekend for the team.

gpfans.com+ 1 moreSun 27 Sep · 16:45 UTC

via RacingNews365Christian Horner stirs Ferrari pot as Lando Norris hits out – International Media ReactsGeorge Russell emerged victorious in a chaotic Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but the aftermath was dominated by Franco Colapinto's collision and speculation surrounding Christian Horner's future. Horner indicated that Ferrari is the only team he would consider joining as an employee, which has become a distraction for Ferrari's team principal Frederic Vasseur during race weekends. Lando Norris criticized Colapinto's actions that led to his retirement, demanding stricter penalties for such incidents. Despite Ferrari's technical shortcomings, Vasseur noted that the team still managed to outscore McLaren in the race. Other notable events included Pierre Gasly's frustration over his retirement and Oscar Piastri's dramatic fall in positions due to a lock-up.

RacingNews365Sun 27 Sep · 16:45 UTC

via f1oversteer.comTed Kravitz says Fred Vasseur’s job at Ferrari is safe for 2027 on one conditionTed Kravitz has stated that Fred Vasseur's position as team principal at Ferrari is secure as long as the team finishes in second place in the constructors' championship. Despite facing pressure due to recent performances and Christian Horner's public interest in the role, Vasseur's future hinges on maintaining this position. Ferrari's drivers are significantly behind in the standings, trailing Kimi Antonelli by over 100 points and Mercedes by 160 points. The team has struggled recently, scoring only 93 points since Belgium, while their competitors have outperformed them. Although Vasseur signed a contract extension last season, Ferrari is reportedly preparing for potential changes at the end of the season.

f1oversteer.comSun 27 Sep · 15:00 UTC

via RacingNews365Frederic Vasseur warns Christian Horner is a distractionFrederic Vasseur, the team principal of Ferrari, has stated that Christian Horner is becoming a distraction for the team as he appears to be seeking a new job. Horner has expressed that only a 'dream' role at Ferrari would entice him back to the pit wall.

RacingNews365+ 1 moreSun 27 Sep · 14:00 UTC

via gpfans.comCharles Leclerc makes surprising admission on new Ferrari engine after penalty talk in BakuCharles Leclerc revealed he used an upgraded Ferrari power unit during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, despite previous discussions about potentially taking a grid penalty. This upgrade had not been available to him at the Spanish Grand Prix due to a crash at the Italian Grand Prix. Leclerc's performance in Baku was disappointing as he qualified second but finished fourth, missing the podium. He noted that while the team struggled on the straights, the use of the new engine without penalties means his previous engine from Monza remains usable for future races.

gpfans.comSun 27 Sep · 13:58 UTC

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