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Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has conceded that Lewis Hamilton’s F1 Chinese GP disqualification triggered its early-season troubles, admitting: “We lost our way”.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur admitted that Lewis Hamilton’s disqualification at the Chinese Grand Prix caused early-season difficulties, stating that they “lost their way.” Despite currently holding the second position in the Constructors’ Championship, Ferrari has faced several challenges impacting their performance. Issues with the floor and rear suspension of their SF-25 car have been a significant factor in their struggles. Hamilton’s disqualification in Shanghai for excessive plank wear highlighted their problems with maintaining the car’s ride height. Vasseur acknowledged that McLaren’s expertise in tyre management and Ferrari’s quality issues have contributed to their performance gap. However, recent upgrades have shown signs of improvement, with Charles Leclerc securing a pole position in Hungary. Ferrari aims to address their setbacks and focus on regaining competitiveness in the upcoming races.
