Ferrari, Monaco and Vasseur

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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur back at the track for Monaco Grand Prix after medical care
MONACO (AP) — Ferrari has confirmed that team principal Fred Vasseur is back with the team for the Monaco Grand Prix after missing qualifying for the Formula 1 race for medical reasons. Vasseur was absent from the track for qualifying on Saturday after Ferrari said he had undergone “medical checks” and was under observation at a local medical facility.

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Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur, 58, rushed to hospital and will miss Monaco Grand Prix qualifying due to medical issue
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Gabriel Moreno hit a two-run homer, Michael Soroka threw seven effective innings and the Arizona Diamondbacks avoided a series sweep with a 5-1 win over the Washington Nationals on Sunday.

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Hosts, defending champions and a bunch of hopefuls in Group 2
Naomi Schiff spots major Charles Leclerc change after Monaco GP frustration
Leclerc's hopes of securing a podium in front of his home crowd were crushed after he crashed into the barriers following a race restart in Monte Carlo.

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Ferrari confirm Vasseur return for Monaco GP after hospital stay
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Charles Leclerc’s reason for extending with Ferrari is simple: ‘I love this team’

It’s the safest bet in the drivers’ market, that Leclerc would stay with Ferrari for an undisclosed amount of time — the team’s announcement on Wednesday confirmed the extension was for “several more seasons”. But the big question is why, when he’s arguably in the prime of his career and yet to .

Leclerc not buying Ferrari favourite status for Monaco GP: 'They still remain the team to beat'

Charles Leclerc pushed back against Lando Norris' suggestion that Ferrari should be considered the favourites heading into the Monaco Grand Prix, although he acknowledged that, on paper, the streets of the Principality are likely to suit the characteristics of the SF-26 better than many of the circuits visited so far this season.
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Work ahead for Ferrari to convert Friday pace into Monaco GP success

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur says there is still a lot of work to be done during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend to be able to capitalize on the pace seen in Friday practice.
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Charles Leclerc signs new Ferrari deal, reiterates F1 title ambition

Charles Leclerc has committed his future to Ferrari with a fresh multi-year contract, ending speculation over a possible move to a rival team. The new deal keeps one of Formula 1’s most coveted drivers tied to Maranello and comes as he reiterates that anything short of fighting for the world championship will not satisfy

Leclerc signs multi‑year Ferrari extension as team hails him as “here to stay”

The Scuderia announces Leclerc’s renewal for several years. “I will keep giving my all to return this team to where it belongs,” he says.

Charles Leclerc's Ferrari extension explained: Loyalty rewarded or a championship gamble?

Charles Leclerc's decision to sign a contract extension with Ferrari was always likely to split opinion. On one hand, remaining with Formula 1's most iconic team feels like the natural choice for a driver who has spent much of his career wearing red.