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Ferrari boss Vasseur hospitalised
Frederic Vasseur: Ferrari team principal hospitalised after medical checks at Monaco Grand Prix Frederic Vasseur will not be at the circuit on Saturday at the Monaco Grand Prix after undergoing medical checks overnight; watch final practice on Saturday at 11.30am with Qualifying at 3pm (build-up from 2.15pm) - live on Sky Sports F1 Saturday 6 June 2026 10:05, UK Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has been hospitalised and will miss Qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix. Vasseur was at the...
Frederic Vasseur ‘under observation’ and Ferrari boss will miss Monaco GP qualifying
Frédéric Vasseur, the Ferrari team principal, will miss qualifying in Monaco on Saturday after being taken unwell. Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc are both expected to challenge for pole position, but Vasseur, 58, is being kept “under observation” at a local medical facility in Monaco. It is unclear whether the Frenchman will be back in time for Sunday’s grand prix.
Ferrari principal Vasseur misses Monaco qualifying for medical reasons
Ferrari principal Vasseur misses Monaco qualifying for medical reasons MONACO, June 6 : Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur will miss Saturday's qualifying session for the Monaco Grand Prix after being taken ill, the team announced in a statement. "Following some medical checks, Fred will remain under observation at a local medical facility. No further medical information will be provided," the Italian team said.
Live: Piastri starts Monaco GP seventh, Ferrari boss returns from hospital
live F1 live Monaco Grand Prix: Oscar Piastri starts seventh with Kimi Antonelli on pole Formula 1 championship leader Kimi Antonelli starts tonight's Monaco Grand Prix from pole position, as the teenager aims to continue his impressive run. Australia's Oscar Piastri will need a mighty performance to match his podium triumphs of the past two years, starting seventh on the grid. Meanwhile, Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has returned to the F1 paddock after being hospitalised on Saturday.
Leclerc reveals he had other options beyond Ferrari
Charles Leclerc: Ferrari driver says he had other contract options from F1 rivals before signing new seal at Scuderia Charles Leclerc says "Ferrari was always the choice" for his Formula 1 future despite suggesting he had offers from rivals; Leclerc backs Frederic Vasseur's "plan" to take team back to winning ways; watch Friday's practice sessions at 12.30pm and 4pm, live on Sky Sports F1 Thursday 4 June 2026 15:19, UK Charles Leclerc has revealed he did have options elsewhere on the grid...
Formula One: Monaco Grand Prix qualifying – live
Live qualifying updates from 3pm UK timeRussell refuses to feel pressure amid title battleYou can email Philip | Sign up for The RecapSadly, it is to be Ferrari’s day, then their team principal, Fred Vasseur, will not be there to see it. The Associated Press reports that he is “under observation at a local medical facility” and will not be at the track for Monaco Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday:The Italian team did not specify any details of the 58-year-old French racing executive’s...
Ferrari boss to miss qualifying for medical reasons
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur will not attend the Monaco Grand Prix for qualifying day on Saturday for medical reasons.
Ferrari boss to miss qualifying for medical reasons
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur will not attend the Monaco Grand Prix for qualifying day on Saturday for medical reasons.
Ferrari boss to miss qualifying for medical reasons
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur will not attend the Monaco Grand Prix for qualifying day on Saturday for medical reasons.
Antonelli on pole for Monaco GP, fourth of 2026
George Russell's world championship bid suffered another setback as Kimi Antonelli stormed to pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix. Antonelli, who has won the last four races, danced his way around Monaco's famed streets in the principality to beat Red Bull's Max Verstappen to the top spot by just 0.043 seconds. Russell will start a distant sixth -- 0.394 seconds slower than his Mercedes teammate -- with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc third and fourth respectively for Ferrari.