Where Ferrari "Failed Massively" in F1 Canadian GP

Fred Vasseur reveals area where Ferrari ‘failed massively’ in Canada | Formula 1®

Fred Vasseur believes Ferrari “failed massively” in Canada after failing to execute a clean weekend, despite his drivers both finishing in the points in Montreal.

Where Ferrari "failed massively" in F1 Canadian GP

Vasseur says too many mistakes cost Ferrari a better result at F1 Canadian GP

Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur admitted that a series of missteps – from a practice crash to an unlucky animal encounter – kept the team from reaching its full potential during the F1 Canadian GP weekend. Both Leclerc and Hamilton faced challenges, and while there were flashes of strong performance, Vasseur was clear that execution... The post Vasseur says too many mistakes cost Ferrari a better result at F1 Canadian GP appeared first on Mo…

Ferrari shows competitiveness only in bursts at Montreal | F1 Canada GP performance analysis

The Canadian Grand Prix was another Formula 1 race where Ferrari does what it can. A decent result that brings home some points, but at the same time satisfies no one. At the start, the two Reds did not take risks. Meanwhile, George Russell made the right move: keeping Max Verstappen behind. Red Bull, on their part, was quite confident that the high track temperatures could trouble Mercedes, considering the +15 degrees celsius compared to Friday…

Vasseur pinpoints where Ferrari "failed massively" in F1 Canadian GP

Frederic Vasseur has said Ferrari must take inspiration from Mercedes and step up its race weekend execution to compete for Formula 1 wins. A quick look at the results shows Ferrari was a distant fourth-quickest team in Canada, with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in no man's land as they respectively finished fifth and sixth.But the real story of the Scuderia's weekend was one of ...Keep reading

Where Ferrari must improve to capitalise on upcoming F1 upgrades

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has confirmed the SF-25 will be given a new upgrade potentially as early as the next Formula 1 race in Austria, after a Canadian Grand Prix that saw the team, as he described it, make too many “mistakes collectively.” This year’s challenger has been seen Ferrari improve in some areas where it was weaker last years, but weaken significantly in the areas in which it had been strong. Its most significant weak spot has been…