Official: Ferrari has reached a new multi-year agreement with Vasseur.
Vasseur's Contract as Ferrari F1 Boss Renewed, Ending Speculation
Scuderia Ferrari HP is happy to announce that it has signed a multi-year extension of its contract with Fred Vasseur, allowing him to continue as Team Principal of Scuderia Ferrari HP for the upcoming Formula 1 seasons. Fred came on board at the start of 2023, bringing a wealth of motorsport experience and a proven track record in talent development and team building at all racing levels. Since his arrival, he has established a strong foundation aimed at returning Ferrari to the top of Formula 1.
The renewal of Fred’s contract demonstrates Ferrari’s commitment to building upon the groundwork that has been established. His capability to lead under pressure, embrace new ideas, and strive for high performance is perfectly aligned with Ferrari’s values and long-term goals.
Under Fred’s guidance, Scuderia Ferrari HP has become a united, focused, and dedicated team committed to ongoing improvement. The confidence shown in him reflects the team's belief in its strategic path and reinforces a collective resolve to achieve the results expected and deserved by Ferrari’s fans, drivers, and team members.
Benedetto Vigna, CEO of Ferrari, stated, "Today we want to acknowledge what has been accomplished and commit to what still lies ahead. This reflects our trust in Fred’s leadership — a trust built on shared ambition, mutual expectations, and clear accountability. We move ahead with determination and focus, united in our quest for the performance level that Ferrari must aspire to."
Fred Vasseur, Team Principal of Scuderia Ferrari HP, expressed, "I appreciate the continued trust Ferrari has in me. This renewal is not merely a confirmation but a challenge to continue our progress, stay focused, and deliver results. Over the past 30 months, we have established a strong foundation, and now we need to build on it with consistency and resolve. We understand the expectations, and we are all entirely dedicated to meeting those and progressing together."
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