Button believes that Ferrari should not fire Vasseur.

      Following reports in the German press, rumours began to gain traction last week about a possible replacement of Ferrari team principal Frédéric Vasseur with Christian Horner. 2009 world champion Jenson Button believes that a potential change of team principal amid the transition to the new technical regulations would only worsen the Scuderia's situation.

      Jenson Button: "You can't be afraid to fail, but that's exactly what's happening at Ferrari. I think everyone in the team understands that they can be shown the door at any time, and that's not a pleasant feeling. The team needs stability, because it gives everyone confidence, including the drivers. I hope there will be no changes next year and that they will go through the whole season together, because in 2026 a lot will change not only by the first race but also by the twenty-fourth. Ferrari already have good leadership and are unlikely to find a better pair of drivers. Agreed? Of course, the season is not going the way Ferrari had hoped. There were big expectations surrounding Lewis's move, since it's believed that a lot depends on the driver. But in this sport you compete against the very best rivals. Ferrari are having a below-par season, but it can't be called terrible either. Yes, they haven't been able to consistently challenge McLaren, but no one has. In individual races that was only possible for one person — Max Verstappen."