Fred Vasseur adamant Ferrari ‘must build’ on Zandvoort podium as they switch focus to Monza homecoming

“We weren’t very optimistic coming to Zandvoort, however right now it went very effectively for each side of the storage: we had good begins, good technique, good pit stops, with each drivers managing their tyres very effectively,” Vasseur mentioned.

“Charles was capable of hold (Oscar) Piastri behind him and deserved this podium. We’ve got to be constructive and respect this, even when we have now to understand that (Lando) Norris was a good distance forward and actually, we have to concentrate on getting wins, not ending P3.”

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Ferrari’s race tempo was a lot improved in comparison with their qualifying tempo, in direct distinction to a lot of final season. Additionally they appeared to have gained a greater understanding of the automotive, which was one thing that vexed them after they bolted on upgrades in Spain earlier this summer season.

All of which is a constructive – as is the truth that extra elements might be coming to the automotive quickly as effectively.