2025 Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team

[j_ste]

How far along would engine development be at this point?

[venkyhere]

Why is Fred Vasseur blatantly lying ?

https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/ferrari- ... italian-gp

didn't expect this 'PR game' from Vasseur.

https://i.ibb.co/3LNLg6m/monza-2025-fer ... e-pace.png

He just said pace was better compared to before, how that's how I interrupt it. after summer brake he is bit close to Charles then before, I think this is in context of that.

Perhaps you didn't read this sentence :
"'It's difficult to say because the outcome of the weekend was not positive for him but at the end of the day the pace was better from the beginning compared to Charles.''

[lio007]

I guess these high profile engineers have quite a bit of gardening leave.

[catent]

https://x.com/F1TechnicalNews/status/19 ... 3780720768

[deadhead]

The PU isn’t frozen so loosing the leading engineer right at the beginning of the new regulations is worse case scenario since someone will have to keep developing it further and troubleshoot issues.

[catent]

The PU isn’t frozen so loosing the leading engineer right at the beginning of the new regulations is worse case scenario since someone will have to keep developing it further and troubleshoot issues.

We have no clue when, exactly, these people are actually departing and joining their new team.

Barring an unusual scenario, I would expect PUs to roughly converge in performance after the first season.

[AR3-GP]

I guess these high profile engineers have quite a bit of gardening leave.

Not if their existing contracts were expiring this year.

[Sevach]

Sad news, Binotto took Wolf Zimmermann and Lars Schmidt (Lead engineer performance development ICE) from us. (c) autoracer

Binotto is trying to get his band back together, Rueda is already working for Sauber.