Frederic Vasseur has acknowledged that the Ferrari Formula 1 team cannot operate in “perfect serenity,” a statement that comes amid growing speculation over his future with the Scuderia. The comments were prompted by remarks from Red Bull’s Christian Horner, who described the Ferrari seat as a “dream” job for any driver or team principal.
Vasseur, who has led Ferrari since 2020, said the team is still grappling with internal pressures and the high expectations that come with running one of the sport’s most historic outfits. “We’re not able to work in perfect serenity,” he explained, hinting that the environment remains demanding and that the focus is on continuous improvement.
Horner’s comments, made during a recent interview, highlighted the allure of Ferrari’s position in the championship and suggested that the role is highly coveted. The remarks have intensified media attention on whether Vasseur will stay on or seek new challenges.
While the team has not issued a formal statement on Vasseur’s future, insiders say the conversation is part of a broader evaluation of the Scuderia’s direction as it prepares for the upcoming season.
“We’re not able to work in perfect serenity,” Vasseur said.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
