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Ferrari’s team principal Fred Vasseur has indicated a strategic shift toward risk-taking following the team’s disappointing performance at the Canadian Grand Prix. Currently trailing behind McLaren, which leads the Constructors’ Championship by 175 points, Ferrari is locked in a fierce battle with Mercedes and Max Verstappen for second place.
The season has been marked by tense exchanges between Ferrari drivers and the pit wall, with Christian Danner criticizing the team for making a fool of themselves through quarrels and smug remarks . These disputes have been broadcast globally, prompting calls for Vasseur to impose discipline.
"I discussed with Charles after the race that where he s right is that we have not that much to lose when you are behind the pack, and we can take some risk," Vasseur said, signaling a willingness to adopt a more aggressive approach.
This admission reflects Ferrari s recognition that their current position demands bolder strategies to close the gap on their rivals. With McLaren dominating the championship, Ferrari s focus is on securing second place, but internal tensions and public quarrels threaten team cohesion.
Vasseur s comments suggest a potential turning point, as Ferrari aims to recalibrate its tactics and embrace risk in pursuit of improved results.
Christian Danner warned they re making a fool of themselves with the quarrels and smug remarks , highlighting the need for unity.
As the season progresses, Ferrari s ability to manage internal dynamics while executing riskier strategies will be critical to turning the tide after Canadian GP struggles.
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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur signals a shift toward risk-taking after struggles at the Canadian GP, acknowledging the team’s current position behind rivals. With McLaren dominating the Constructors’ Championship, Ferrari battles Mercedes and Verstappen for second place amid internal tensions and public quarrels.
