“I am a Fred who is still alive.
This is already good news!
» At the end of his first season at the head of Ferrari, Frédéric Vasseur knew that he had achieved the essential: survive.
Survive in the most legendary of F 1 teams which is going through one of the greatest shortages in its history.
Without a world champion title since that of Kimi Räikkönen in 2007, the Scuderia has bet since the start of last season on the 55-year-old Frenchman to rise from the ashes.
The last Frenchman to take the reins of the prancing horse was none other than Jean Todt with seven constructors' world championship titles under his belt over a period of 15 seasons (1993-2007).
Suffice to say that the pressure was greater than ever.
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