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Ferrari’s Stunning Monaco Podium Masks F1 2025 Failures – Boss’s Shocking Revelation

Arthur Ling by Arthur Ling
May 27, 2025
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Lewis Hamilton Faces Ferrari Snub and Monaco Penalty Drama – Shocking F1 Updates

HAMILTON Lewis (gbr), Scuderia Ferrari SF-25, VASSEUR Frédéric (fra), Team Principal & General Manager of the Scuderia Ferrari, portrait during the Formula 1 Tag Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco, 8th round of the 2025 FIA Formula One World Championship from May 23 to 25, 2025 on the Circuit de Monaco, in Monte-Carlo, Monaco - Photo Antonin Vincent / DPPI

Ferrari’s Rollercoaster Season: From Underperformance to Monaco Podium Glory

In a whirlwind of emotions, Ferrari’s team principal, Fred Vasseur, confessed that Charles Leclerc’s remarkable second-place finish at the Monaco Grand Prix does not overshadow the team’s overall underperformance in the 2025 Formula 1 season. Despite Leclerc’s heroic efforts on the iconic streets of Monte Carlo, where he clinched his second podium of the year, the Scuderia has faced an uphill battle due to aerodynamic and rear suspension issues plaguing their SF-25 car.

While Leclerc’s podium and Lewis Hamilton’s fifth-place finish in Monaco brought some relief, Vasseur remains grounded, acknowledging the team’s lackluster performance in the early races of the season. He emphasized, “Even if we had a good weekend this season, a good race this weekend, it’s not changing completely the picture.” Vasseur highlighted a recent positive trend in the team’s performance but stressed the need for continued improvement in the upcoming races to salvage the season.

Despite Ferrari’s struggles on tracks with low-speed corners leading up to Monaco, the team surprised many with a competitive showing in the principality. Vasseur’s tempered expectations before the race were flipped on their head as Ferrari showcased promising pace throughout the weekend, culminating in a solid double-points finish. The team’s ability to adapt and perform admirably in Monaco, despite earlier setbacks, speaks volumes about their resilience and determination.

Looking back at Ferrari’s turbulent journey this season, marked by highs and lows, the Monaco Grand Prix serves as a symbol of their fighting spirit and unwavering commitment to success. As they navigate through challenges and setbacks, Ferrari’s relentless pursuit of excellence continues to define their racing ethos, setting the stage for a gripping second half of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

In a sport where every race is a battle and every point is precious, Ferrari’s Monaco podium success stands as a testament to their enduring legacy in Formula 1. As the team reflects on their journey so far and gears up for the challenges ahead, one thing remains clear – the prancing horse is galloping towards redemption, one race at a time.

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