Ferrari Chief Vasseur on Imola Disaster: “Execution Failed. But Potential was There at 5-6”
Ferrari’s nightmare at the Imola Grand Prix has left fans and experts in shock as the team failed to secure a top-10 spot for the first time ever at this track. Team principal Fred Vasseur expressed his disappointment, highlighting the lack of execution and potential within the SF-25.
Vasseur’s analysis of the disastrous Saturday at Imola revealed a disconnect between the team’s performance and its capabilities. Despite showing promise in the Q2 session, Ferrari faltered when it mattered most, unable to improve with new tires while others excelled, costing them dearly on the grid.
The focus then shifted to Aston Martin’s strategic tire choice and the effectiveness of updates, with Vasseur acknowledging the need for Ferrari to find similar gains. As the team prepares for the challenging race day, Vasseur emphasized the importance of a strong race pace and strategic decisions to make up for the qualifying setback.
With thousands of fans at the circuit and expectations high, Ferrari is eager to bounce back and deliver a performance worthy of their legacy. As Vasseur concluded, all eyes are now on the future, starting with a determined effort in the upcoming race.
The Imola Grand Prix has set the stage for a thrilling showdown as Ferrari looks to overcome their qualifying woes and make a statement on race day.
