After spending a few weeks at Maranello, new Ferrari F1 boss Fred Vasseur spoke to the media for the first time this week. Here are five main takeaways from that press call:
The timing of the change of team principal, during the critical busy winter period when big decisions are made, meant the Prancing Horse could not avoid a bit of uncertainty until replacement Fred Vasseur got his feet inside Maranello at the start of January.
But while the reliability, driver errors, upgrades and strategy problems that all impacted Ferrari’s 2022 campaign are clear areas of focus, Vasseur has made clear that he won’t be making any radical changes for now. Vasseur is also taking a more holistic approach to things; reckoning it important to consider the bigger picture of the entire organisation than focus on the heads of departments.
And just as he believes he does not have the answers yet for what the team needs to make progress on track, he has not arrived thinking he knows it all about the infrastructure.
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