Sky Sports F1 pundit Karun Ch꧂andhok has praised Frederic Vasseur for his “no-nonsense” approach and his calming influence on Ferrari as team principal.

Va🌄sseur replaced Mattia Binotto as Ferrari team boss at the start of 2023💖.

Under the Frenchman, Ferrari’s strategic blunders have been less frequent, and organisational changes have ha🃏d a positive impact.

As a result, Ferr💫ari are in a good position to win both championships in 2025, provided their off-season development is strong.

Spea﷽king on t🍃he , Chandhok hailed Vasseur’s impact as team principal.

“He’s very �ℱ�experienced in the sport but also he’s a very no-nonsense character,” Chandhok said.

“He doesn’t get involved in the politics. He doesn’t get involved in all of the noise that can sometimes destabilise the team. I’ve known Fred for a very long time. What I like about him is that he’s very calm, very methodical. He doesn’t get ove🔯rexcited.

“I remember I went to see him in Mexico after the race. They dominated. Sainz had absolutely dominated the race, cruised to victory and I was saying to him ‘the constructors’ is on, you can do it’ ไand he said ‘no, we’re not going to talk about it. We’re going to take about the debrief, talk about Brazil. We’re talking about the next race, one by one. That’s all I care about. Taking it as it happens’. He’s got a very, very pragmatic practical approach.”

Can Hamilton end Ferrari’s title drought

Hamilton’s arrival alongside 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc for 2025 adds to the expectations at Ferrari.

Ferrari finished just 13 po🌜ints behind McLaren in the race for the constructors’ title🌱 last year.

Given that Ferrari have the strong꧑est driver line-up on paper, the constructors must ✱be the main target.

Ferrari haven’t tasted title success since 2008, when they won the cons𓄧tructors’ championship with Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen.

Their last drivers’ champi🦩on is Raikkonen in 2007.