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Vasseur Launches Scathing Attack on Italian Media Reports
- Ferrari team chief Fred Vasseur launched a scathing attack on parts of the Italian media on June 13 at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, condemning reports that questioned his future and the team's stability.
- Vasseur said he expected scrutiny as Ferrari principal since 2023, but he criticized media claims suggesting staff layoffs and driver Charles Leclerc's departure as disrespectful and damaging.
- Vasseur emphasized that speculation harms the team’s working environment and morale, noting employees have families and that every detail matters while fighting for championships.
- He expressed that publicly targeting individuals in this way shows a lack of respect towards them and their loved ones, described the coverage as extremely severe, and noted he must keep his composure to avoid intervention from the stewards.
- Despite recent season struggles and media pressure, Vasseur remained defiant about managing the team’s situation, while key figures like Lewis Hamilton and Christian Horner publicly defended Ferrari's stability.
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While many of the Paddock's rumors say it on the saddle, Fred Vasseur strongly denied it by reminding journalists that they were dealing with "people and not objects"
·Paris, France
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On the margins of the GP Canada, the former clean-man is foaming with rage and exposes the press to internal unrest.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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Italian media reports about different Formula 1 personnel cause a lot of trouble. Team boss Frederic Vasseur is anxious about his job - and gets all-round.
At Ferrari, it's bubbling again. Italian media reports about various personalities cause a lot of unrest. Team boss Frederic Vasseur reacts energetically.
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