Charles Leclerc claimed his third podium of the year for Ferrari in Spain, capitalising on the late Safety Car to overtake Max Verstappen. The Monegasque was fairly competitive throughout the race, albeit a few tenths slower than McLaren and Red Bull.
The Monaco GP should have been a relatively uneventful one for Lewis Hamilton, who spent most of the race in a lonely P5. After a 3-place grid penalty dropped him to 7th on the grid, Hamilton’s chances of competing with the front-runners were essentially ruined.
Lewis Hamilton‘s start to the 2025 season has been nothing short of a challenge. In what was supposed to be Hamilton’s year of dominance, he has failed to achieve even a podium finish in the first seven years, albeit the Briton has won a sprint race.
With Fred Vasseur’s appointment as Ferrari’s team principal from 2023 onwards, the Frenchman has tried his best to change the culture of the side and help the Maranello-based outfit return to winning ways.
The next phase of the 2025 season will be crucial in terms of development. Teams across the field are intensifying their efforts (in some cases for 2025, in others for 2026), as they utilise their allocation of wind tunnel hours.
The Miami GP turned out to be a controversial affair for Scuderia Ferrari. Lewis Hamilton did not hold back from almost putting the team under the bus over demands of team orders.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur insists that the swaps between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in Miami were handled well. Vasseur argued that Hamilton was given a fair chance to catch Antonelli, thanks to the team’s team orders.
Ferrari disappointed on numerous fronts at the Miami GP. In terms of performance, the SF-25 was still several steps away from challenging McLaren. Fred Vasseur’s team are arguably fourth-fastest, which is an objective failure given their trajectory in 2024.
Ferrari have fallen short of expectations in 2025 so far, with the SF-25 several steps behind McLaren. Considering how the Scuderia finished last year’s campaign, their early competitiveness is more than disappointing.
Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur continues to support seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton after a challenging start for both the driver and the team so far in 2025.
Lewis Hamilton made his highly anticipated Ferrari debut in 2025 with hopes of competing for the drivers’ title from the get-go. Hamilton could achieve only one sprint win over the first five races and is currently desperately behind the leading pack in the standings.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur is unhappy with some of the suggestions being made about Lewis Hamilton. The Frenchman has expressed clear frustration with some of the narratives that are emerging.
Lewis Hamilton's debut at Ferrari has been far less glamorous than anticipated, as the British driver faces disappointing results and difficulties adapting to the SF-25.
Currently 5th in the constructors’ championship with just 17 points, Ferrari have underperformed in the opening rounds of 2025. Although the SF-25 has shown flashes of potential, there are undeniably key weaknesses to address.
Lewis Hamilton joined Scuderia Ferrari in 2025, making it arguable one of the biggest driver transfers in history of Formula 1. The seven-time world champion is in high spirits over his new journey at Maranello with an ambitious plan to succeed.
Ferrari suffered from a rollercoaster of a performance at the Chinese GP. Lewis Hamilton started the weekend in a great fashion after winning the Sprint race.
Lewis Hamilton made his long-awaited debut for Scuderia Ferrari last weekend at the Australian GP. Unfortunately, things did not go as planned for the two parties with the British driver being nowhere close to fighting for victory at Albert Park.
Lewis Hamilton is all set to debut with Ferrari in the 2025 season. The Briton is expected to return the Italian constructor to their lost glory in Formula 1.
Ferrari signed Fred Vasseur as its team principal at the start of 2023. The Frenchman was given the task to get the Scuderia back to title contention after a failed campaign in 2022.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur anticipates an entirely different scenario at the season opener in Melbourne on March 16 compared to the performance seen during pre-season testing in Bahrain.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has revealed when Ferrari will shift focus from developing the 2025 SF-25 F1 car to the 2026 car since next year will be the year when Formula 1 enters a new era of regulations.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has shared his frustration over the FIA's delayed response to a complaint filed by Ferrari and Red Bull regarding the allegedly illegal flexi front wings used by Mercedes and McLaren.
With Frederic Vasseur at the helm, Formula 1's most successful team may be emerging as an outfit that could challenge Red Bull, which has dominated over the past couple of years.