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Ferrari’s Vasseur reveals budget cap struggles: will Miami upgrades change the game?

Miguel Cunha by Miguel Cunha
March 30, 2026
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Ferrari's Vasseur Promises a Game-Changing Turnaround: “We Were Held Back by Budget Cap!”

The stakes are soaring as Ferrari braces for a transformative shift in the Formula 1 championship! Frederic Vasseur, the team principal of the Scuderia, recently revealed that the initial races have merely scratched the surface of what Ferrari can achieve. “In the first three races, we were limited by the budget cap,” Vasseur stated, hinting at a season that is far from over.

With three third-place finishes under their belt—two from Charles Leclerc in Australia and Japan, and one from Lewis Hamilton in China—Ferrari sits in a respectable second place in the Constructors' Championship with 90 points. However, they trail the formidable Mercedes by a staggering 45 points, who have dominated the early stages of the season.

The pause in racing during April, stemming from the canceled Grand Prix events in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, has granted teams like Ferrari a golden opportunity. This break allows for crucial updates and strategic enhancements in a bid to reclaim their former glory. Vasseur has already hinted at a significant overhaul for the upcoming Miami race, promising a “package and a half” of developments aimed at boosting performance.

During a recent interview with Sky Sport Deutschland at Suzuka, Vasseur emphasized the competitive landscape: “Don’t misunderstand my statements, everyone will be rolling out updates and modifying their cars. Everything is going to change; it’s going to be a new season.”

Vasseur’s assertion underscores a clear message: the battle on the track is about to heat up. He acknowledged that Ferrari had not been able to unleash their full potential in the early races, primarily due to financial constraints imposed by the budget cap. The upcoming races will see teams ramping up their efforts, and Vasseur believes that the ability to introduce new updates will define success.

As the F1 world watches with bated breath, one thing is certain: Ferrari is gearing up for a fierce comeback. Will they be able to close the gap on Mercedes and reclaim their status as a top contender? The countdown to Miami begins—Ferrari is ready to play their cards, and it’s shaping up to be a thrilling showdown!

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