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Fred Vasseur questions Ferrari’s 2025 F1 progress amid key weakness.

Harry Bright by Harry Bright
June 5, 2025
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Fred Vasseur questions Ferrari’s 2025 F1 progress amid key weakness.

Formula One F1 - Miami Grand Prix - Miami International Autodrome, Miami, Florida, United States - May 3, 2025 Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur arrives ahead of the sprint race REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo

Ferrari’s Doubtful Progress: Is the SF-25 Really Improved for 2025 F1 Season?

In a twist of events for Ferrari, team principal Fred Vasseur expresses skepticism about the team’s advancement in overcoming a major weakness that has hindered their performance in the 2025 Formula 1 season. The SF-25, which was initially anticipated to be a strong contender after McLaren, has faced significant setbacks, particularly due to its pullrod rear suspension.

The team’s struggles from the start of the season have raised concerns about their ability to compete at the highest level. Despite showing glimpses of improvement, Ferrari continues to grapple with the performance implications of their rear suspension issues. The lack of rigidity in the suspension system has led to challenges in managing tire wear and maintaining optimal ride heights during races.

While Ferrari saw a glimmer of hope at Monaco with Charles Leclerc securing a second-place finish, the team’s performance at the Spanish Grand Prix was lackluster, with Leclerc finishing third and Lewis Hamilton in sixth. Vasseur acknowledges the need for continuous improvement in tire management, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of each race weekend.

Looking ahead to the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix, Vasseur remains cautious about Ferrari’s recent gains in qualifying and urges the team to approach the unique challenges of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve with humility. The different track conditions and colder temperatures in Canada present a new set of obstacles for Ferrari to overcome, requiring a focused and adaptable strategy to excel.

As Ferrari navigates the complexities of the 2025 F1 season, the pressure is on to address their weaknesses and optimize performance to stay competitive against rivals like Mercedes and Red Bull. Vasseur’s measured approach underscores the team’s commitment to continuous improvement and the challenges that lie ahead in their quest for success on the track.

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