Frederic Vasseur previews 2023 Canada GP: "There is still room for improvement with SF-23"

Frederic Vasseur previews 2023 Canada GP: “There is still room for improvement with SF-23”. Frederic Vasseur preview Montreal race.

Ferrari heading to Canada
Fresh off a triumphant weekend at Le Mans, for the Ferrari world, it’s time to dive back into Formula 1. Undoubtedly, a more challenging note compared to Endurance, but the Scuderia still wants to raise its head, just like Aston Martin and, it seems, Mercedes have done.

At the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, hosting the Canadian Grand Prix for the 42nd time, Scuderia Ferrari arrives with a huge deficit in the standings and outsider prospects that certainly don’t excite the Maranello team’s fans, but they represent the ultimate goal considering the currently overwhelming dominance of Red Bull.

Frederic Vasseur’s words
Team principal Frédéric Vasseur presented the challenge in Montreal in this way: “We come to Canada knowing that there is still room for improvement in terms of race pace with the SF-23. However, the upgrades introduced at the last round in Spain meant that the car behaved more consistently in the race in Barcelona.” – the French manager explained, in view of the Montreal weekend.

“Last year in Montreal, both our drivers raced really well, with Carlos finishing second after putting the winner under pressure all the way to the flag, while Charles fought his way through the field from the back row of the grid to claim a fifth place finish. Ferrari has always enjoyed plenty of support in Canada and we hope to deliver a strong performance for our tifosi this weekend.” – Scuderia Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur concluded ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.