Frederic Vasseur spoke harshly to a journalist over an inquiry regarding Lewis Hamilton after one more solid execution from Carlos Sainz.
Sainz will leave Ferrari toward the year’s end after the Italians decided to supplant him with the seven-time champion. Furthermore, the Spaniard has answered by making his best beginning to a F1 season – a success and two more platform from the three races he has participated in.
Conversely, Hamilton has battled for structure with another pitiful Mercedes vehicle. His best outcome so far is seventh, got in the Bahrain season-opener, while the three races since have yielded only four additional focuses.
Two of those came on Sunday when he completed 10th in the Japanese Stupendous Prix. Sainz was third behind just the out of control Red Bulls and, definitely, supervisor Vasseur was by and by tested about the choice to let the 29-year-old go.
Obviously, however, it is a point he is burnt out on talking about. The Frenchman didn’t actually allow the journalist to complete his inquiry prior to interfering with to jump to the protection of his future driver Hamilton and shut down one more correlation with his active star.
“We have a similar inquiry each end of the week,” Vasseur scowled, prior to adding: “Do a duplicate glue of my answer of a week ago. Next one.”
It appeared Hamilton was feeling like his future supervisor when it came to inquiries regarding Ferrari’s ongoing predominance over Mercedes. The 39-year-old likewise took his disappointment out on a journalist as he stomped out of the print media pen after the Suzuka race
