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Hamilton Defends Ferrari Boss Vasseur | F1 News

Hamilton Defends Ferrari Boss Vasseur | F1 News

June 13, 2025 Catherine Williams - Chief Editor Tech

Lewis Hamilton offers unwavering support for ferrari’s team principal, fred Vasseur, amidst mounting pressure adn speculation about⁤ his future. In a decisive move, the F1 icon has rebuffed reports suggesting Vasseur’s potential replacement, emphasizing his integral role in hamilton’s recent move to Ferrari. Hamilton credits Vasseur‌ as⁢ the key reason for his arrival,⁤ highlighting their collaborative efforts to elevate the team. News Directory 3 covers the story as ⁢the Italian media intensifies its scrutiny of Vasseur’s⁤ performance.⁣ Discover how this endorsement could impact⁤ Ferrari’s upcoming races.


Hamilton Backs Vasseur Amid Ferrari F1 Team Principal Pressure










Key ‌Points

  • Hamilton supports Fred ⁤Vasseur as ​Ferrari team principal.
  • Reports suggest vasseur’s position is under scrutiny.
  • Hamilton credits Vasseur as the‍ reason⁣ he⁢ joined Ferrari.

Hamilton‌ Voices Support for Vasseur Amid Ferrari ​F1 Team Principal Pressure

Updated June 13, 2025

Montreal—Lewis⁣ Hamilton has‍ publicly backed Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, dismissing reports that the team is considering replacing‍ him. Hamilton emphasized that Vasseur is “the person to take us to the ​top,” despite recent speculation ⁣about his⁢ future with the team.

Reports in the Italian media ‍suggested vasseur’s start to 2025 has been “unsatisfactory,” leading to rumors of a ‌potential replacement. Antonello Coletta, known ⁣for his success with Ferrari’s endurance team, was mentioned​ as a possible candidate.

A Ferrari spokesperson declined ⁤to comment on⁤ the reports.Hamilton, who joined⁢ Ferrari from Mercedes, has previously highlighted Vasseur’s role in his decision to join the team. Speaking ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, Hamilton voiced his strong support for the under-pressure team boss.

Hamilton stated ⁣that hearing⁢ such stories‍ is “definitely not nice.” He added, “Firstly, I⁢ love working with Fred. Fred is the main reason I’m in this team… We’re in this together,working hard in​ the background.‍ Things aren’t perfect, but I’m here to work with the team and with Fred. I want Fred here.”

“I do believe Fred⁢ is the person to take us to the top. And‌ so that’s that. So it’s all, ⁤it’s ultimately, it’s nonsense what people have written. ‌Most people don’t know what’s going on in the background. And, and it isn’t all ​easy,” Hamilton said.

Hamilton dismissed the⁤ possibility​ of Vasseur’s exit, saying, “I don’t think that’s ⁣on ⁢the cards, as far as I’m ‍aware.That’s certainly not something that⁤ I woudl be supportive of.I’m here ⁤to win with Fred. he has my full support.”

Despite a sprint race victory in China, Hamilton⁤ is still seeking his first podium finish since joining‌ Ferrari. He recently described the Spanish Grand Prix as his “worst race” but used the‍ opportunity ‌to refute claims about his lack ⁤of motivation.

Hamilton affirmed his commitment to​ Ferrari,stating,”I’ve literally only just‌ started with Ferrari,and⁣ I’m here for several years. I’m⁢ here for the long ‍haul. So​ there is no question in​ where my head’s at and what I’m working towards achieving at this team. So, there’s zero doubts.”

Ferrari entered 2025⁤ with​ high expectations following Hamilton’s arrival and a strong finish to the previous season. Vasseur, who took ⁢over from Mattia Binotto in 2023, has been credited with bringing‌ stability to the team.

However,the Italian media has intensified its scrutiny,reflecting the ⁣immense pressure surrounding Ferrari.Reports about vasseur’s ⁢future have gained traction,with Red Bull boss Christian Horner recently‍ denying rumors that ferrari chairman ‍John Elkann⁤ approached him about replacing vasseur.

Horner emphasized his commitment to Red Bull, stating, “Look, of course, it’s always flattering to be associated with other teams, but my commitment is 100% with ⁣Red Bull.⁢ It always has been and certainly will be ‍for the long‍ term.”

Further reading

  • Former Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto to lead Audi F1 team

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