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Ferrari Formula 1 boss Frederic Vasseur has urged the team to become “more opportunistic and efficient” after admitting it spurned
Ferrari’s hopes of a sustained title challenge were hindered by an unpredictable car that struggled for speed in races. Operational errors and reliability issues caused the team to drop to third in the standings. Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both faced race start failures in the last six rounds, with Leclerc also retiring from podium positions in Bahrain and the Australian and Dutch Grands Prix. Ferrari finished just three points behind Mercedes in second place, and team boss Vasseur emphasized the need for the team to maximize their results in the future. He acknowledged the mistakes made and expressed the desire to focus on preventative measures to avoid repeating them.
