Vasseur discusses Ferrari strategy after Hamilton's Dutch GP criticism
Formula1.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 11:42 AM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

Fred Vasseur addressed Ferrari's strategy choices during the Dutch Grand Prix after Lewis Hamilton voiced his frustration over team decisions. The race, held at Zandvoort, saw Ferrari finish in fourth and fifth place, narrowly missing the podium. Hamilton was particularly displeased when he was held up by teammate Charles Leclerc, questioning the strategy on team radio. Vasseur explained that they intentionally kept Hamilton unaware of the strategic plan to maintain a competitive edge. He acknowledged some confusion around tire choices among drivers during the race, which contributed to the issues faced.
- •Ferrari finished fourth and fifth in the Dutch Grand Prix.
- •Hamilton expressed frustration over team strategy during the race.
- •Vasseur stated strategy details were withheld to maintain a competitive edge.
- •Tire choice confusion contributed to the issues during the race.
"Fred Vasseur has reflected on Ferrari's strategy during the Dutch Grand Prix after Lewis Hamilton criticised the team's decisions over the radio.
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