2024-06-11 12:58:40
Ferrari crew boss Fred Vasseur hopes the Scuderia has handled all of the disasters of the season in Canada. He additionally emphasizes that, with 15 races to go, they primarily have a full season forward of them.
The Canadian weekend was a used one for Ferrari. An much more disappointing race adopted. Charles Leclerc had engine issues, then the crew scrapped the technique and despatched Leclerc out on a chip in a poker sport within the rain. Carlos Sainz crash. Neither Ferrari reached the end line.
Workforce boss Frédéric Vasseur tells formula1.com: “We have been fairly assured concerning the tempo. However every little thing went improper at first. Hopefully we obtained the onerous, foolish elements of the season in on the identical weekend.”
The Frenchman, who’s in his second season as head of the Scuderia: “Typically you’re feeling that every little thing goes improper and that every little thing is towards you. However we is not going to change our method. We work as a crew with the drivers within the good and unhealthy moments. I am not afraid of this sort of weekend. It’s what it’s. That is racing.”
As ordinary, he tries to see issues pragmatically: “Final week it was powerful for Pink Bull Racing, this week it was very troublesome for us. We could have a troublesome weekend, however we additionally need to keep in mind that there are nonetheless 15 or 16 races left. It will be a season in years like 2018 or 2017.” There are nonetheless 15 Grands Prix to go, in addition to 4 sprints.
The Ferrari crew boss is evident: “We aren’t world champions after a great weekend and we’re nowhere even after a nasty weekend. There shall be good weekends and there shall be unhealthy weekends.”
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has his GP at residence in Barcelona in two weeks – and let’s hope issues get higher.
Canadian GP, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
01. Max Verstappen (NL), Pink Bull Racing, 1:45:47,927 h
02. Lando Norris (GB), McLaren, +3,879 sec
03. George Russell (GB), Mercedes, +4,317
04. Lewis Hamilton (GB), Mercedes, +4,915
05. Oscar Piastri (AUS), McLaren, +10,199
06. Fernando Alonso (E), Aston Martin, +17,510
07. Lance Stroll (CDN), Aston Martin, +23,625
08. Daniel Ricciardo (AUS), Racing Bulls, +28,672
09. Pierre Gasly (F), Alpine, +30,021
10. Esteban Ocon (F), Alpine, +30,313
11. Nico Hulkenberg (D), Haas, +30,824
12. Kevin Magnussen (DK), Haas, +31.253
13. Valtteri Bottas (FIN), Sauber, +40.487
14. Yuki Tsunoda (J), Racing Bulls, +52,694
15. Guanyu Zhou (RCH), Sauber, +1 Runde
Out
Carlos Sainz (E), Ferrari, Crash
Alex Albon (R), Williams, Crash
Sergio Pérez (MEX), Pink Bull Racing, Crash
Charles Leclerc (MC), Ferrari, Motor
Logan Sargeant (USA), Williams, Crash
World Championship standings (after 9 of 24 Grand Prix and a pair of of 6 Sprints)
driver
01. Verstappen 194 factors
02. Leclerc 138
03. Norris 131
04. Sainz 108
05. Perez 107
06. Plates 81
07. Article 69
08. Hamilton 55
09. Alonso 41
10. Tsunoda 19
11. Stroll 17
12. Ricciardo 9
13. Olive Bearman (GB) 6
14. Hulkenberg 6
15. Gases 3
16. Albania 2
17. Ocon 2
18. Magnussen 1
19. Zhou 0
20. Botas 0
21. Sergeant 0
The Builders Cup
01. Pink Bull Racing 301 Puncte
02. Ferrari 252
03. McLaren 212
04. Mercedes 124
05. Aston Martin 58
06. Racing Bulls 28
07. Haas 7
08. alpine 5
09. Williams 2
10. Sauber 0
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