Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur criticized the Italian media for raising doubts about his future at the team, particularly questioning the impact of engineer Loïc Serra who joined from Mercedes in the winter. Vasseur expressed frustration over continuous speculation on his and his team’s key personnel’s future, emphasizing the need for journalists to respect the individuals involved. He highlighted the negative effects of such rumors on team morale and performance, especially during a championship fight where focus on every detail matters. Vasseur emphasized the hard work and sacrifices made…
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