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Ferrari’s New Ace: Lewis Hamilton Lauded as ‘Easy to Manage’ by Fred Vasseur

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
March 6, 2025
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Formula One F1 - F1 75 Live Season Launch - The O2, London, Britain - February 18, 2025 Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton with team principal Frederic Vasseur during the launch REUTERS/Andrew Boyers EDITORIAL USE ONLY

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As the 2025 Formula 1 season gears up, all eyes are on seven-time world champion, Lewis Hamilton, as he prepares to make his debut with Ferrari. There’s a buzz of anticipation in the air as fans and experts alike watch on keenly, waiting to see what this new chapter in Hamilton’s illustrious career will bring.

In the midst of this frenzy, Fred Vasseur, a prominent figure in the motor racing world, has made an interesting observation. He has categorised ‘champions’ such as Hamilton as easy to manage. This statement, seemingly simple, is layered with implications about what it means to manage a top-tier driver like Hamilton, and how it shapes the dynamics within a racing team.

Vasseur’s claim is intriguing for a number of reasons. Firstly, it implies a degree of simplicity in dealing with elite drivers, which might seem counter-intuitive. One might expect managing a world champion to be a complex task, given their high level of skill, fierce competitiveness, and the pressure that comes with maintaining their status. However, Vasseur’s remark suggests that champions like Hamilton bring a level of professionalism and self-determination that simplifies the management process.

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This also points to the potential benefits for Ferrari as they welcome Hamilton to their team. His proven track record and champion mentality could provide a significant boost to the team’s performance. Moreover, if Vasseur’s assessment holds true, Hamilton’s presence could also streamline team management, freeing up resources to focus on other important aspects of the team’s operation.

In a world of high-speed racing where every second counts, these subtle nuances of team dynamics can make a world of difference. Hamilton’s debut with Ferrari is a monumentally significant event, and Vasseur’s comment adds another layer of intrigue to this unfolding narrative.

Whether Hamilton will indeed be ‘easy to manage’ remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: his move to Ferrari has set the stage for an exciting season of Formula 1 racing. This is a story that will undoubtedly continue to captivate fans and analysts alike as the 2025 season unfolds.

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