Christian Horner was sacked by Red Bull earlier this year after 20 years at the helm, but the former team principal is being linked with a return to Formula 1

We would rather just focus on what's most important for us. But it's the way it is." Charles Leclerc It comes after Ferrari chairman John Elkann released a statement before the United States Grand Prix,

Ferrari took the unusual step of releasing a statement during the United States Grand Prix weekend in which chairman Elkann expressed “full confidence” in team principal Vasseur. Despite being handed a fresh contract extension in July, Vasseur has come under pressure amid Ferrari’s difficult 2025 campaign.

Ferrari chairman John Elkann issued a statement of support for team principal Fred Vasseur after rumours linking the squad to Christian Horner had emerged

Fred Vasseur might have eased some of the pressure at Ferrari despite the recent reports tying Christian Horner to his position, but one senior figure at the team is still facing an uncertain future.

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has revealed that he knew he would “get s**t” during his time with the team as he strives to reverse its fortunes in Formula 1. The Frenchman has not enjoyed the easiest of assignments by joining the Scuderia, with the team enduring the second-worst title drought in its history.

Fred Vasseur has broken his silence after Ferrari chairman John Elkann addressed rumours over a move for ex-Red Bull man Christian Horner.