Fred Vasseur: “We know what we need to do to keep the Championship alive” | F1 Las Vegas GP. Fred Vasseur previews the 2024 F1 Las Vegas GP.

Fred Vasseur knows that Ferrari can keep its Constructors’ Championship hopes alive until the end and that Las Vegas could be a very strong outing. The team principal of the Maranello squad is preparing for the last three races of the season, which could deliver a dream in red.

After two victories on American soil, the men in red return once again to the new continent, eager to perform well along the American Strip. In Las Vegas, Ferrari has everything it needs to claim victory, even if it won’t be easy.

The low temperatures in Nevada could pose problems, but Maranello might have a secret weapon to address the desert’s cold. One thing is certain: the fight for the Championship is increasingly intense, and Ferrari will not be caught unprepared.

Las Vegas GP, Fred Vasseur’s comments
“The final rush of this intense season begins with the last triple-header: three night races in desert environments. The next Grand Prix will see us in Las Vegas, where we face an extremely fast street circuit with few corners, many of which are 90 degrees,” said Fred Vasseur ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend.

He continued: “However, the challenges will not be lacking, starting with the temperatures, which are expected to be very low at night. Getting the tires into the right operating window, both for qualifying and the race, will be particularly crucial. We expect a great show from this second edition of the Grand Prix.” – the French manager pointed out.

“Last year, we fought for the win, and this year we know we have the potential to perform well again. We must focus on every detail. We have prepared ourselves as best as possible. Charles, Carlos, and everyone on the team have been able to catch their breath and are ready to get back to work more determined than ever.”

Finally, a look at the Constructors’ Championship before hitting the track: “We are confident in our potential and know what we need to do to keep the battle in the Constructors’ standings alive.” – Frederic Vasseur concluded.