Ferrari’s team principal, Frederic Vasseur, has been hospitalized following medical checks and will miss the Monaco Grand Prix Qualifying session. Vasseur, who has held his position since January 2023, was initially present at the track for practice sessions on Friday, during which Ferrari achieved a notable one-two finish.
Details of Frederic Vasseur’s Condition
On Saturday, Ferrari announced that Vasseur will remain under medical observation at a facility near Monaco. The team conveyed their best wishes for his recovery but did not disclose any further information about his health status.
- Name: Frederic Vasseur
- Age: 58 years
- Position: Ferrari Team Principal since January 2023
- Location: Local medical facility near Monaco
- Status: Under observation
Ferrari’s Performance at Monaco
Despite Vasseur’s health issues, Ferrari is viewed as a favorite for the Monaco Grand Prix due to the car’s suitability for the unique track layout. The team aims to fine-tune their performance as they approach the final preparation stages ahead of Qualifying.
During practice sessions, Lewis Hamilton expressed optimism about the team’s car performance, noting improvements made during the sessions. However, he also acknowledged the particular challenges posed by Monaco, including its uneven surface and the proximity of barriers.
Upcoming Race Schedule
- June 6: F3 Sprint at 9:40 AM
- June 6: Monaco GP Practice Three at 11:15 AM
- June 6: F2 Sprint at 1:10 PM
- June 6: Monaco GP Qualifying at 3 PM
- June 7: F3 Feature Race at 6:50 AM
- June 7: F2 Feature Race at 8:30 AM
- June 7: Porsche Supercup at 10:50 AM
- June 7: Monaco Grand Prix at 2 PM
As the team prepares for the race weekend, all eyes will remain on both Vasseur’s recovery and the ongoing preparations for the Monaco Grand Prix. The race promises to be an exciting event as Ferrari seeks to regain prominence in the F1 standings.
