Ferrari’s boss, Frederic Vasseur, cautions against prematurely labeling Lewis Hamilton as a contender for the 2025 Formula 1 championship title after his victory in the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race. The seven-time F1 world champion won the race on Saturday from pole position in March, marking his second competitive appearance for Ferrari. However, he has since encountered difficulties, being disqualified from the grand prix in Shanghai due to technical infringements before finishing seventh in Japan and then fifth in Bahrain last weekend. Vasseur was asked if there was anything the team could do to help Hamilton adjust to his new squad after joining from Mercedes in the winter. Ahead of the Saudi Arabian GP this weekend, Vasseur highlighted Hamilton’s experience, having spent 20 years in F1 with different teams, nearly 10 years at McLaren, and 12 years at Mercedes. Vasseur emphasized the importance of teamwork and supporting both drivers equally, whether it’s Hamilton, Charles Leclerc, or Carlos Sainz. Despite the challenges faced by Ferrari in finding the right balance and setup with their new car, Vasseur remains optimistic, stating that all the necessary ingredients for success are present but emphasizes the competitive nature of the grid. In conclusion, Vasseur recognizes the tight competition and the need for continuous improvement to achieve success in Formula 1.
Vasseur Meragukan Kemenangan Hamilton sebagai Juara F1
