PRESS RELEASE. Fabienne Racing has taken note of Fred Vasseur’s comments to Autosport on the handling of his two drivers, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. The team, based in Philippeville, wishes to make it known that it has applied equal treatment since day one.
At Fabienne Racing, all our drivers are treated the same way. We have one, so that comes to ninety-nine per cent, the last per cent being the till. The clear principles are pinned up under the gazebo, A4, laminated because of the rain: no overtaking before turn one, and you come in when I show the board.
The team notes that the Ferrari boss warned a moment could come when a decision has to be made, if one of the two drivers is no longer in the fight. “In that case it will be my decision. But until then the treatment will be equal,” he told Autosport.
A decision that falls to the team principal, that I know about. Here the team principal is also the press officer, the sporting director and the title partner. The meeting is short and the minutes fit on the packet of serviettes.
Fabienne Racing further notes that Ferrari hold second place in the constructors’ championship, with McLaren 52 points behind, and reminds any outfit evaluating its options that it knows where to find us: the team remains open to discussions, preferably on a Monday, the day our title partner is closed.
About Fabienne Racing: one driver, one kart, one Dacia, one project.
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