Ferrari struggles in Budapest while coach Vasseur seeks Sunday success
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 5:36 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026

Frédéric Vasseur expressed concerns ahead of the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix on July 27, while highlighting Ferrari's challenges during practice sessions. The Scuderia faced difficulties despite initial potential, leading to a disappointing performance. Vasseur indicated a focus on improving results for Sunday, acknowledging that the team has not yet found optimal performance. The race remains crucial for their standings in the championship.
- •Frédéric Vasseur seeks improvement from Ferrari at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
- •Ferrari showed promise during the practice sessions but struggled to capitalize.
- •Vasseur emphasized the importance of the upcoming race results.
- •The team's difficulties may impact their position in the championship.
- 5:36 AMMotorsport.com — Who slept worst last night: Frederic Vasseur
"Fred Vasseur already knew it after practice: "We are not looking for the best Friday, we are looking for the best Sunday." But the Easter Bunny – I know, it’s late July – seems to have hidden the best Sunday exceedingly well. At least, Ferrari couldn't find it. The Scuderia truly delivered a masterclass in Budapest – namely, in how to completely blow a promising weekend. Never before ...Keep reading
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