What does the signing of Fred Vasseur mean for Charles Leclerc's future with Ferrari? F1
at Red Bull in recent years, having Vasseur on side will be crucial in achieving that.
Red Bull ensure their car is as suited to Verstappen as possible, so Ferrari should do the same with Leclerc. While it is debatable how much influence a driver can have on development direction, Ferrari need to build a Red Bull beater and building a car to Leclerc’s strengths is part of that process.
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