US EditionFerrari reset objectives after Monza: target is no longer victory
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Scuderia's director, Fred Vasseur, was optimistic about Ferrari's progress after the Italian Grand Prix, saying that the team had "filled up" on McLaren. In Monza, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished fourth and sixth respectively, with apparently modest results but judged encouraging by the French boss. Qualified in fourth and fifth, the two drivers enjoyed a good momentum started since the summer recovery. The penalty imposed on Zandvoo…
Ferrari reset objectives after Monza: target is no longer victory
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza has reshaped Ferrari’s ambitions for this Formula 1 season. According to team principal Frédéric Vasseur, “winning” is now secondary. With McLaren proving almost untouchable and Max Verstappen in dominant form, the Scuderia from Maranello must now concentrate on defending second place in the Constructors’ standings. It is an important and achievable target for the Prancing Horse, the only team in the fight that ca…
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