Following a challenging weekend at the Monza circuit, Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur has stated that the team is focused on immediate improvement. Vasseur emphasized that the organization will approach the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid with renewed energy, aiming to rectify the issues that hindered their performance in Italy.

The team’s internal assessment of the Monza event has been described by Vasseur as a "failure," signaling an acknowledgment that the results did not meet the expectations of the Scuderia. While specific technical details regarding the Monza setbacks were not elaborated upon in the initial reports, the focus has shifted entirely toward the logistics and preparation for the Madrid race. The team is currently working to analyze data from the previous weekend to ensure that the car's performance is more competitive in the next round of the championship.

Ferrari’s leadership remains optimistic about their ability to bounce back, framing the upcoming race as a critical opportunity to regain momentum. The team has not yet disclosed specific mechanical or strategic changes, but the public messaging suggests a high-pressure environment as they prepare for the Spanish Grand Prix.