Ferrari is in the midst of a tricky season, having only managed to secure a podium finish at one circuit so far. Charles Leclerc bagged P2 in the Sprint race in Azerbaijan and P3 in the Grand Prix but, other than that, Ferrari has found itself behind Red Bull, Aston Martin and Mercedes during race weekends. The tough start is the opposite of what Frederic Vasseur would have hoped for after taking the helm of the legendary Formula 1 team after Mattia Binotto was sacked over poor strategy calls. However, Vasseur potentially has an excuse this season, as it appears the car, which he didn’t help design, is simply not as competitive as its rivals. Want to work in Formula 1? Browse the latest...
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