Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur is hospitalised in Monaco following medical checks and misses the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix qualifying session on Saturday, according to multiple outlets. Sky Sports, BBC Sport, and The Independent report that Vasseur is not present trackside for qualifying due to medical reasons after checkups. The Athletic and The Telegraph add that he is “under observation” in hospital, citing a Ferrari statement released on Saturday morning. Reports indicate that Vasseur was at the circuit on Friday, and then underwent medical assessment afterward before being admitted for further monitoring. Several sources also describe the reason as unspecified or not publicly detailed beyond medical grounds. Meanwhile, two additional reports from Winnipeg Free Press and Free Malaysia Today say Vasseur returns to the track for the Monaco Grand Prix after a hospital stay, suggesting his condition allows him to rejoin the team during race weekend activities. Overall, the agreed points across outlets are that Vasseur is hospitalised/under observation for medical reasons, he misses qualifying, and he later appears back at the pit lane during the event.