Vasseur Admits "Frustration" with 2026 F1 United States GP Qualifying
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The Scuderia went into the race as the favorite for pole position at the Circuit of the Americas, but none of its drivers will start from the front row of the grid.
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In all three free USA-GP trainings Ferrari was ahead (two times Charles Leclerc, once Lewis Hamilton), but out of pole position again nothing. Situation assessment by team leader Fred Vasseur.
Vasseur admits "frustration" with 2026 F1 United States GP Qualifying
Ferrari’s Team Principal Fred Vasseur reflects on the team’s soaring pace in practice for the 2026 F1 United States GP – leading all three sessions prior to qualifying – and how it seemed to fade away as the shootout for pole position reached its crucial point, with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton only able to...
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