
The comments that sparked this round of speculation came from a book promotion interview, not a deliberate campaign for the Ferrari job — that distinction matters before reading anything else into it. The deeper story is structural: Horner's operating model requires a level of unilateral control that Ferrari has not granted any team principal since Jean Todt, and the article makes clear his reservations about that gap are unchanged from when he turned Elkann down four years ago. Vasseur, meanwhile, is caught in a familiar loop where paddock noise does real damage regardless of whether there is substance behind it. The decision sits with Elkann and Vigna, and the article is careful not to suggest they have made one.
There's fresh speculation hanging over Ferrari and its team principal Fred Vasseur - but what's really behind the rumours linking Christian Horner to the team?The trigger for the speculation was an in