Leclerc with the PR answer
this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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I don't think we can really draw a conclusion on whether vasseur has done a good job until next year. He hasn't had a chance to direct a car from the start yet, and Ferrari isn't really in a competitive position so any strategy screwup isn't going to be as noticeable.
Agree. Ferrari has had some trademark Ferrari things happening these past races, however, Vasseur does seem to make some changes behind the scenes. Let's see where they'll come out in 24
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Yeah agreed. I will say Ferrari strategy has seemingly been a bit better this year, but it’s impossible to compare really because they aren’t fighting for wins at the moment which is where the additional pressure and risk to crack under it will come from. Hopefully they can regularly fight for race wins next year.
Amazing is a bit of a stretch. At least they're no longer a bunch of clowns.
I guess amazing doesn’t necessarily mean good?
Good point... "It's amazing how we messed up so much of our progress"
Amazing in their continuing mediocrity... I would give up my spleen (okay, maybe Leclerc's spleen) to just see them win a championship again. It doesn't even need to be absolutely decisively.
Yeah same here. I've been a Ferrari fan for over 30 years, before the Schumacher era started. It was great experiencing that sort of dominance but after the Mercedes and now RB era, I understand how boring that must have been for others. Right now, I'd love to see 3-4 teams battles for the constructor's championship until the last race.
I just keep thinking of the Vettel episode of DTS with the ferrari marketing/minders and how he wasn't really giving a flying.
Amazing isn’t quite what I’d call it, but he does need a full year to develop a car his way.
If only Ferrari F1 performed as well as the Le Mans team did today.