Ferrari has reaffirmed its confidence in team principal Frederic Vasseur after rumours of a possible change of leadership were sparked by Christian Horner, the Red Bull Racing chief, hinting at interest in the role.
The Italian Formula One outfit said it had “made its choices” regarding who will steer the team, signalling that Vasseur’s future with the Scuderia is secure for the time being.
Speculation about Vasseur’s position had been amplified by Horner’s comments, which were interpreted by some as a possible bid to join Ferrari. The team’s statement clarified that no such move is underway.
Vasseur, who took over as Ferrari’s team principal in 2022, has overseen a period of rebuilding and has been praised for his organisational approach. The club’s decision to stand by him reflects its commitment to continuity in the highly competitive world of Formula One.
While the future of the team’s leadership remains a topic of interest for fans and analysts alike, Ferrari’s message is clear: the current management structure is in place and the club is focused on its performance on the track.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
