Frederic Vasseur: We are ready for a very tight battle.
On the eve of the Dutch Grand Prix, Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur spoke about the challenges facing the team in Zandvoort.
Frederic Vasseur: "The stage in Zandvoort will be the first in the second half of the season, but our approach remains unchanged – to work from race to race and focus, above all, on our own tasks. We have managed to recover our strength and are now ready for a very tight battle.
As always with a sprint format weekend, we will have only one practice session before the sprint qualifying. Therefore, it is especially important to prepare as well as possible and to do everything right from the first laps.
Zandvoort is a challenging track for both drivers and equipment, so our task is simple – to achieve the highest possible positions and to take advantage of all the opportunities that come our way."
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Frederic Vasseur: We are ready for a very tight battle.
On the eve of the Dutch Grand Prix, Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur spoke about the challenges facing the team in Zandvoort.