Disagreements at Ferrari are intensifying, Leclerc is exploring options.
Ferrari's decline in results after the summer break has led to increased tension and growing disagreements in Maranello. The Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport, in its latest issue, writes that at the recent round in Singapore there was a heated conversation between Scuderia boss Frédéric Vasseur and chief race engineer Matteo Toninalli over the team's results. Among the engineers there is also growing dissatisfaction with Charles Leclerc for his public criticism. On Sunday after the finish the Monegasque was blunt with the press: "Mercedes have made big progress, as did Red Bull a few races ago. We haven't. In such a situation it's hard to remain optimistic and to think the situation will change in the next Grands Prix." The paper adds that Leclerc's camp is already looking for options to continue his career with another team in 2027 if, under the new regulations next season, Ferrari cannot achieve success.
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Disagreements at Ferrari are intensifying, Leclerc is exploring options.
Ferrari's decline in results after the summer break led to rising tension and increased disagreements in Maranello.