Ferrari boss Vasseur to skip Monaco GP Saturday for medical checks

Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Fred Vasseur will not attend the Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday while undergoing medical checks. Deputy team principal Jerome d'Ambrosio is expected to handle his duties at the circuit.

Track action for final practice is due to start at 12:30pm local time ahead of qualifying at 4pm. Vasseur will remain under observation at a local medical facility. A Ferrari statement said: “Fred Vasseur will not be present at the circuit today. Following some medical checks, Fred will remain under observation at a local medical facility. No further medical information will be provided. We wish Fred a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him back at the track soon.” Vasseur spoke on Friday after Ferrari finished first and second in both practice sessions. He said expectations at the team remain measured despite the strong showing. “It's a very long way in Monaco from Friday first to the quali and to the race,” Vasseur said. “The most difficult is that you have to anticipate the evolution of the track, the evolution of the grip.”

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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur looking disappointed after poor performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix, with cars finishing outside podium.
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Ferrari admits poor execution at Hungarian Grand Prix

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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur acknowledged the team's mistakes after both cars finished outside the podium at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton ended fifth and Charles Leclerc fourth despite strong practice form. The result followed a series of errors on a weekend when the team had looked competitive.

Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Fred Vasseur has dismissed suggestions that the team is challenging for the world championships following recent victories.

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Formula 1 teams prepare for final practice and qualifying at the Hungaroring on Saturday. Ferrari leads the way after strong Friday sessions. Warm and dry weather is forecast for the day.

Formula 1 teams will begin their weekend at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with two practice sessions on Friday. The action follows a dramatic Monaco Grand Prix won by Kimi Antonelli. Sunny and dry conditions are forecast for the day.

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Charles Leclerc topped opening practice for the Monaco Grand Prix with a lap of 1m13.978s as Ferrari secured a 1-2 finish ahead of the weekend.

Adrian Newey is expected to attend the Monaco Grand Prix this weekend after missing races since the Australian season opener.

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Mercedes Formula 1 reserve driver Fred Vesti completed approximately 1000 laps on the team's simulator during the five-week break before the Miami Grand Prix. He returned immediately after the race to continue the work at the Brackley factory.

 

 

 

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