Terruzzi says Vasseur lacks urgency amid Ferrari crisis

Veteran Italian journalist Giorgio Terruzzi has criticised Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur, saying he appears detached from the team's ongoing crisis. Speaking on his podcast after the Brazilian Grand Prix, Terruzzi said Vasseur seems more like an external observer than someone directly involved, and questioned whether he is showing enough urgency.

Terruzzi was unimpressed by Vasseur's response to a weekend in which both Ferraris spent much of the race outside the points. He said Vasseur rarely makes a meaningful statement before or after races, and noted that Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were outside the points for three-quarters of the race.

The criticism comes despite Vasseur insisting that tensions between Hamilton and Leclerc, following their clash in Mexico, have been resolved. Max Verstappen and Damon Hill have offered differing views on how Ferrari should handle the situation.