Ferrari’s pace and performance potential is being overlooked and critics are being “a bit harsh” on the team after its result in the Monaco Grand Prix, according to Fred Vasseur. Charles Leclerc qualified third but a team communication error led to a grid penalty for impeding Lando Norris that demoted him to sixth, with Carlos Sainz moving up to fourth as a result. In the race, both drivers lost two positions each but Vasseur – who also defended the team’s strategic choices – believes the performance level is close to the likes of Red Bull and doesn’t get acknowledged enough.
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