Boss Ferrari insists on staying the “center” before the Saudi GP

Ferrari He spent a decent weekend in Bahrain after Charles Licork and Luis Hamilton finished the race in fourth and fifth in a row. When looking at the weekend in the Grand Bahrain in the Grand Prix, the team manager, Farid Vasour, gave his ideas about the team’s performance so far and urged the team to focus on the next weekend and not distract his attention.

The Maranello team suffered in an editorial in a bleak season in Australia after its drivers brought to the house only five points. While the Chinese weekend Grand Prix was the best in the beginning with Hamilton’s registration in the Sprint victory, the weekend was turned upside down as the advanced horses were excluded from the Grand Prix on Sunday.

With the Japanese Grand Prix race a better place for Ferrari, the team appears to have started to shed its foot and the P4 and P5 record. However, the team was not allowed to be expelled at an optimistic weekend, Farid Vasour insisted that the team still focus on the triple head yet, and he said (via x/@Junaidsamodien_):

“During these few days in Maranilo, we continued to work hard to analyze data, and we want to deal with the Jeddah race with the same goal. We must continue to focus on ourselves, because this is the best way to try to extract the maximum package in our behavior and achieve a steady progress in the gap that still separates us from those who progress in directions.”

Lewis Hamilton He scored his first victory with Ferrari in any way in the enemy’s race in China, but he was a few tenths of the Leclerc pace in the Grand Prix on Sunday.

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Lewis Hamilton reveals the complexities of stable switching

With Hamilton spent the majority of his F1 career in Mercedes-F1 cars with energy, and the transformation into the Italian giant means a lot for him to adapt to it. This translated into groove with the new engine and learning about its complexities.

The 40-year-old has revealed the differences that had to meet its F1-engine needs in Ferrari-Leghip, and said (via Racing News 365):

“I have not used the engine brake before, over the past 12 years, we have never used the exit brakes, but here we use it a lot in the car. The brakes are completely different from what I have in the past, they move a little more and at the last period, I had to use the requirements to turn the car, but at other times, you should put everything you do on the front.”

Because of the optimum starting start for the 2025 season for Ferrari, the Italian giant is fourth in the arrangement of the creators, Khalaf McLarenMercedes and Red Ball.