Ralf Schumacher has so far been impressed with Fred Vasseur's management of Ferrari's affairs, and suggests the team is weighed down first and foremost its drivers' lack of consistency. After a troubled 2022 campaign that started well but was eventually undermined by reliability and operational issues, Scuderia chief Mattia Binotto resigned from his position at the helm of the Italian outfit. Ferrari subsequently handed over the reins of the Scuderia to former Sauber/Alfa Romeo team boss Frederic Vasseur. But it's been a challenging start for the Frenchman, with the team performing well below expectations, with its 2023 car lacking consistency and pace in race trim relative to Red Bull's...
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