Fred Vasseur

Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur leaves the F1 team after six seasons to replace Mattia Binotto as Ferrari team principal. Last Updated: 13/12/22 9:18am.

"He was the first to believe in our project and he leaves a team in a much stronger, healthier position than when he arrived, with a bright future ahead of us, which is all that could have been asked of him. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna added: "We are delighted to welcome Fred Vasseur to Ferrari as our Team Principal. "I look forward to working with the talented and truly passionate team in Maranello to honour the history and heritage of the Scuderia and deliver for our Tifosi around the world."

Ferrari has confirmed the appointment of Frederic Vasseur as its new Formula 1 boss, taking over from Mattia Binotto.

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Vasseur joins Ferrari with 25 years of winning experience and a good relationship with Charles Leclerc...

Frédéric Vasseur will replace Mattia Binotto as Ferrari team principal in 2023, the Italian team has confirmed today. Vasseur will leave his position at the ...

McLaren has had difficulty adapting to life under the new regulations, having stepped down from fourth to fifth on the championship table this year. Porsche won three WEC titles and conquered Le Mans three times under his directorship before he was lured to McLaren then new CEO Zak Brown in 2019. “As someone who has always held a lifelong passion for motorsport, Ferrari has always represented the very pinnacle of the racing world to me,” he said. He also masterminded Valtteri Bottas joining the team this season. He will reportedly to be replaced by current McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl. That in turn has made the team a significantly more attractive workplace, and confirmation of Vasseur’s departure from Hinwil will reportedly precede confirmation that Seidl will make the shock move away from McLaren to take up the Frenchman’s vacated position at the future Audi team.

Maranello (Italy), December 13, 2022 – Ferrari N.V. (NYSE/EXM: RACE) (“Ferrari” or the “Company”) today announced that Fred Vasseur will join Scuderia...

I look forward to working with the talented and truly passionate team in Maranello to honour the history and heritage of the Scuderia and deliver for our Tifosi around the world”. Commenting on the appointment, Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna said: “We are delighted to welcome Fred Vasseur to Ferrari as our Team Principal. Prior to this he was the Team Principal of Renault F1 Team in 2016.

Ferrari NV appointed Fred Vasseur as Formula 1 team principal and general manager to replace Mattia Binotto who resigned last month.

Ferrari N.V. - Holding company - A company under Dutch law, having its official seat in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and its corporate address at Via Abetone ...

I look forward to working with the talented and truly passionate team in Maranello to honour the history and heritage of the Scuderia and deliver for our Tifosi around the world”. Commenting on the appointment, Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna said: “We are delighted to welcome Fred Vasseur to Ferrari as our Team Principal. Prior to this he was the Team Principal of Renault F1 Team in 2016.

Binotto will be succeeded by Vasseur, who in six seasons with Alfa Romeo led the team from bottom of the constructors' championship to sixth this last year – ...

“It has been a huge privilege to lead Williams Racing for the last two seasons and to lay the foundations for the turnaround of this great team,” Capito said in a statement. “We would also like to thank FX for his contribution and wish him all the best for his future as he moves on.” He said: “We are delighted to welcome Fred Vasseur to Ferrari as our team principal. “I look forward to working with the talented and truly passionate team in Maranello to honour the history and heritage of the Scuderia and deliver for our Tifosi around the world.” “As someone who has always held a lifelong passion for motorsport, Ferrari has always represented the very pinnacle of the racing world to me. Vasseur said: “I am truly delighted and honoured to take over the leadership of Scuderia Ferrari as team principal.

The iconic Italian F1 team will be led by Sauber's outgoing CEO and team boss.

He has been the CEO and Team Principal at Sauber for the last six seasons. I look forward to working with the talented and truly passionate team in Maranello to honour the history and heritage of the Scuderia and deliver for our Tifosi around the world.” He has the experience and expertise necessary. Ferrari feels that Fred Vasseur will be the person that finally rights the ship and brings a world championship back to Maranello. Binotto’s resignation followed a Formula 1 season where [Ferrari won](https://jalopnik.com/ferrari-may-have-built-the-prettiest-formula-one-car-of-1848558401) two of the opening three races. The positions became vacant after [Mattia Binotto resigned](https://jalopnik.com/mattia-binotto-quits-as-ferrari-f1-principal-1849830264) at the end of November.

Ferrari have appointed Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur as their new F1 team principal, replacing Mattia Binotto.

He has always been very straightforward and very honest, which is something I liked." Formula 1 "I worked with him from the junior categories, he has believed in me and we have always had a good relationship.

Ferrari have announced Fred Vasseur as their new team principal for 2023; The Frenchman, who has a great history with Charles Leclerc, replaces Mattia ...

There, he teamed up with future Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton. “I look forward to working with the talented and truly passionate team in Maranello to honour the history and heritage of the Scuderia and deliver for our Tifosi around the world.” "Throughout his career he has successfully combined his technical strengths as a trained engineer with a consistent ability to bring out the best in his drivers and teams.

Vasseur starts his new job as Ferrari team principal in the New Year, but has already been warned not to get too comfortable given the Scuderia's recent ...

[Ferrari](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/ferrari-f1) – before he has even started his new role as team principal of the Italian giants. Marco Mattiacci followed on from Domenicali but was gone at the end of the year. Vasseur is vastly experienced and will go into this new job knowing full well the weight of expectation upon him. He remains the most recent Ferrari team principal to win an F1 title, in his first season. "But if you know the history of Ferrari – back to the company founder Enzo – then you know that the team bosses usually have a short life. Looking at Ferrari's record with team bosses over the last three decades, the Swiss pointed out that only the legendary Jean Todt has held that role for an extended period of time.

Vasseur is leaving Sauber, which races as Alfa Romeo and quickly moved to replace him with McLaren's Andreas Seidl. McLaren in turn promoted Andrea Stella to ...

Stella has been McLaren’s racing executive and Brown had considered him the best fit for the job once Seidl left. I thank him for the transparency throughout the process which gave us time to plan accordingly.” Vasseur’s experience includes being a team owner with ART Grand Prix along with spending 2016 with Renault before the past six years with Alfa Romeo. “I’ve really enjoyed working with Andreas,” Brown said in a conference call. Seidl was credited with helping to spearhead McLaren’s resurgence since 2019. Vasseur is leaving Sauber, which races as Alfa Romeo and quickly moved to replace him with McLaren’s Andreas Seidl.