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Lewis Hamilton and Fred Vasseur: 20-Year Declaration

by David Thompson - Sports Editor

Hamilton: vasseur Remains Unchanged After Two Decades


Reunion at⁢ Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton has affirmed that Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur’s core characteristics have remained consistent since⁤ their initial collaboration in 2005.⁤ The‍ seven-time Formula One World ‍Champion first raced under Vasseur’s guidance with ⁤ASM in the Formula ⁢3 Euro Series, ⁢securing the ⁣championship title.

Their partnership continued in 2006 with​ ART Grand Prix in the GP2 Series,where Hamilton again clinched‍ the championship in his⁤ debut season,paving the way for his 2007 Formula 1 debut with McLaren. Hamilton’s decision to join Ferrari this year was significantly influenced by Vasseur, a⁣ key factor in his departure from Mercedes.

Challenges and ⁣Continued Support

Despite a challenging⁤ transition to Ferrari – Hamilton‌ is ⁣currently without​ a podium finish since joining the Scuderia as of the United States Grand Prix – the British driver maintains ⁣strong support for Vasseur. he emphasizes that the team principal’s ⁢essential approach has not⁢ altered over the past two decades.

“Not Fred, no,” Hamilton stated in a recent interview. ‍”Fred still wears the same clothes, and he’s exactly the same as he ⁣was.”

Vasseur’s Consistent Leadership

Hamilton highlighted Vasseur’s ‌directness and competitive spirit,qualities he admired even ⁣during his time in the lower ‌racing ‌categories. He noted​ Vasseur’s consistent focus on aerodynamic performance and maximizing car ⁣capabilities.

“He’s a straight shooter, clearly⁢ a massive competitor,” Hamilton explained. “I always admired that he prioritized aerodynamics and performance, which ⁢is ‍crucial in today’s Formula 1.”

This article provides an overview of ‌Lewis hamilton’s comments regarding Fred Vasseur, as reported on October 14, 2024.

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