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Ferrari Leadership Questioned After Leclerc Crash and Unapproved Modifications

Ferrari confronts leadership pressure after a Canadian GP practice crash alongside revelations of unapproved car modifications

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Overview

  • Charles Leclerc ended his FP1 session at Montreal in the barriers, highlighting ongoing handling issues with the SF-25 and cutting short his preparation for the Canadian Grand Prix.
  • Lewis Hamilton publicly backed team principal Fred Vasseur, calling him the main reason for his move to Maranello and insisting he remains the right leader to restore Ferrari’s form.
  • Ferrari engineers altered ride-height settings on Hamilton’s car without his knowledge, fueling frustration within the garage over unexpected technical changes.
  • Leclerc’s doubts about his commitment to Ferrari endure despite his contract through 2029, reflecting mounting unease over the team’s performance under the new regulations.
  • The FIA examined Leclerc’s car after the Spanish GP for potential irregular braking devices, and Max Verstappen faces a one-race ban if he picks up another super-license penalty point.