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Ferrari's Baku Setback: A Call for Enhanced Execution

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur acknowledges the need for improvement following a disappointing race weekend in Baku, where the team secured eighth and ninth places. He emphasized that focusing on execution is crucial for the Scuderia moving forward.

Our Take:

The results at Baku reflect deeper issues within Ferrari, particularly in race strategy and driver performance. To regain competitiveness, the team must not only refine their execution but also foster a culture of consistency and resilience that can withstand the pressures of Formula 1 racing.

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Source: https://www.f1technical.net/news/27822

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