Who slept worst last night: Frederic Vasseur
There was at least one moment during Frederic Vasseur's post-Mexican Grand Prix media briefing when the Ferrari team principal burst into laughter. Motorsport Network journalist Ronald Vording had just asked him what felt like the umpteenth question about the evidently strained atmosphere following the first-lap clash between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. "It seems that no matter what ...…
Frederic Vasseur, the Ferrari team principal, displayed a burst of laughter during his post-Mexican Grand Prix media briefing, indicating he was exasperated by the strained atmosphere following the on-track clash between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. As the conversation shifted towards other peripheral topics like junior driver Rafael Camara's potential Formula 1 debut and Ryo Hirakawa's decision to pursue a World Endurance Championship with Toyota, Vasseur indicated his exasperation by saying, "Guys, I have enough to do with my two drivers!
Don't ask me about Hirakawa, Camara, Ocon's fight." The night was marked by debate over who was responsible for Ferrari's elimination of a potential one-two lead at the Mexican Grand Prix, with many analysts suggesting Charles Leclerc may have neglected the braking point for Turn 4. However, the most pressing issue for Vasseur was the internal crisis between his drivers, which could potentially define Ferrari's future.
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