Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur understands his drivers' frustrations about their unfortunate start to the 2023 season - but believes their motivation is "not an issue".
The Scuderia currently sits fourth in the constructors' championship with just 26 points after the first three races of the year. A pointless weekend in Australia earlier this month exacerbated their issues and leaves them trailing Mercedes and surprise package Aston Martin, as well as runaway leaders Red Bull.
Charles Leclerc retired from two of those three races this season – a huge contrast from this time last year when he led the 2022 championship with a 34-point lead. An engine failure in Bahrain was followed by six points in Saudi Arabia, before his spin on the first lap in Melbourne.
