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Ferrari Issues 'Extraordinary' Official Statement on Christian Horner
- On Tuesday, Ferrari Chief Communications Officer Maria Conti confirmed the team's "full confidence" in team boss Fred Vasseur, seeking to end persistent rumors about his future role.
- Speculation intensified after Christian Horner told The Times that a return to Formula 1 with Ferrari would be "the dream," prompting Vasseur to respond on Saturday in Baku.
- Vasseur admitted he had been asked "25 times a day" about his job, while Lewis Hamilton noted the team is not working in "perfect serenity" amid constant questioning.
- Conti added that with more than 21 social media channels fueling the "storm of communication," the team must now refocus on the upcoming race in Malaysia.
- Ferrari hopes to stabilize as they fight for P2 in the 2026 constructors' championship, despite engine performance falling short of Mercedes and Red Bull by 160 points.
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It is an unusual step of Ferrari - and illustrates the pressure at the Scuderia. A shift is called at short notice. It is about the Formula 1 team boss.
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saarbruecker-zeitung.deIt is an unusual step of Ferrari - and illustrates the pressure at the Scuderia. A shift is called at short notice. It is about the Formula 1 team boss.
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