Vasseur says Ferrari ‘have to do a better job from the beginning’

Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur maintained a positive outlook despite mixed fortunes at the Belgian Grand Prix, emphasizing the team's good mood and collective recovery. Charles Leclerc secured a commendable third-place finish, marking his fifth podium of the season. Lewis Hamilton, starting from the pit lane, delivered an impressive comeback to claim seventh, making up 11 positions after a challenging qualifying weekend. Vasseur acknowledged the need for a stronger start to weekends, especially heading into Hungary, but praised the team's adaptability. Ferrari also introduced a new suspension upgrade at Spa, a strategic move for future performance despite the challenging Sprint weekend format limiting practice time.