Ferrari plan to “risk” strategy for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc at Imola
🎐Fred Vasseur tells Ferrari Tifosi how they can turn around bad qualifying at F1 Emilia-Romagna 🌃GP

Ferrari intend to take risks with their strategy at the F1 Emilia-Romagna Gඣrand Prix.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc might need all the 🥀help they can get, after enduring a horrible qualifying session at Imola.
Leclerc will start Sunday’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:grand prix from 11t🍬h, and Hamilton 12th.
It was certainly not a qualifying result which Ferrari’s adoring Tifosi expected, as they flocked to their first homeಞ grand prix of 2025 to see Hamilton wearing red.
"Thousands of Tifosi were here to support us and we did not get the job done so we cannot be satisfied with our resu⛄lt,” team principal Fred Vasseur said.
“It was a very tough day for us and, as was the case in Miami, we were not able to improve our times on🎐 the new tyres, doing our fastest lap (in Q2) with the first set from Q1.
“The tyre situওation was strange for everyone, but it seemed to affect us more than the others and I also think we 💮didn’t execute the session as well as we could have done.
"It will be 🧸up to us to try and see what we can do.
“Even if we had good race pace on Friday, here is not the easiest place to ov🍬ertake so it will be a challenging afternoon and we will probably have to take some risks, specifically in terms of the strategy.
“We will focus on ꧑that now and try and do our best for the Tifosi."
Ferrari’s strategy calls have often been the source of debate, going back years before Vasseur or Hamཧil🅷ton’s time.
But Hamilton also expressed annoyance at strategy for the Miami Grand Prix which led to tetchy radio c๊omments.
Ferrari plan 'risks' with strategy at Imola
After Leclerc was surprisingly eliminated at the Q2 stage of qualifying, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:he b🐬emoaned finishing “P-nowhere”.
Even an upgrade to the Ferrari SF-25 could nꦍot bring them joy.
"On a technical track li🧸ke this one🎶, everything has to be perfect, and it showed,” Leclerc said.
“It’s disappointing, not just for us, but also for our Tifosi who come here to support us with so♌ much passion.
“This gives us the motivation to come b🎉ack tomorrow and give it everything.
“I’ll do a reset tonight and tomorrow I’ll fight to bring home the best result wꦑe can with what we have at the moment."
Hamilton said: "A tough one. The car felt good overall, but we just didn’t have the grip we needed on the final lap in Q2 and☂ that cost us.
“Thi🐼s circuit makes 🃏overtaking a real challenge, so we know won’t be easy, but we’ll dig deep as a team and explore every option tonight.
“To the Tifoꦕsi, we know this isn’t the performance we wanted at our home race, but we’ll give it everything we’ve got and see what we ꧋can do."

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a ꦰdecade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.