Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur will miss the Monaco Grand Prix after undergoing medical checks, the team has confirmed.
The 58-year-old Frenchman will not be at the circuit this weekend and remains under observation at a local medical facility. Ferrari has not disclosed any further details about his condition, citing privacy concerns.
In a statement, the team said Vasseur would not be present at the track and would continue to be monitored following medical assessments. Ferrari also expressed its support for the team boss and wished him a speedy recovery, adding that they look forward to welcoming him back to the paddock soon.
Vasseur’s absence comes during a significant weekend for Ferrari, with drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc aiming to deliver the team’s first victory of the 2026 Formula One season. While Vasseur recovers, Ferrari’s senior management and engineering staff are expected to handle trackside operations throughout the Monaco race weekend.
The news has prompted well wishes from across the Formula 1 community, as teams, drivers and fans hope to see the Ferrari chief return to action in the near future.
