Vasseur calls for Ferrari unity: Pointing fingers would be “big mistake”

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has called for internal unity and calmness amid media speculation regarding his future at the Formula 1 team. Speaking at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, Vasseur welcomed public backing from Ferrari president John Elkann and CEO Benedetto Vigna. The leadership released a supportive statement following rumors ignited by comments from former Red Bull chief Christian Horner.

While drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc voiced support for Vasseur, Hamilton suggested Ferrari's structural organization might require adjustments. Vasseur responded that pointing fingers would be a huge mistake, emphasizing that the team wins and suffers together as they focus on upcoming developments.