Ferrari coach Friedrich Vaswar says the team must determine how to “exploit the full capabilities” of his 2025 car before the Japanese Grand Prix race after a difficult start for the new season.
The dual, embarrassing excavation in Scuderia from the last race in China leaves them in the fifth place in the Championship, and 61 points behind the first leaders McLaren, and they need an improved weekend in Suzuka.
Although there are flashes with strong capabilities from its SF-25-such as the new signature of Luis Hamilton, then his dominant victory in the 19 kind in Shanghai-has not yet proven that he is a fixed competitor for their prominent competitors with the British driver and Charles Licerbek so far in the best four hoops.
“For everyone in the team, now more than ever, we must focus on ourselves with the aim of enabling Charles and Lewis to continue the full potential of SF-25,” said Vasuor, the Ferrari team manager, in the Japanese GP inspection in the team.
“Because so far we only managed to do this on Friday and during the enemy in China.
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Bernie Collins looks closer to how Ferrari is exposed to the eligibility in the Chinese Grand Prix and the cost of this for the team this season.
“Formula 1 revolves around the details of preparing the weekend in the factory, to implement the right track while adapting to the changing conditions during the race.
“Once we succeed in doing this, we will have a clearer idea about where we stand.”
After losing No. 18 points, he got fifth and sixth place in the Chinese Grand Prix, the Ferrari season in the early season is only 17 points, heading to Suzuka-and behind Williams fourth place on the results of the results.
This is the worst return after two races since 2009.
Ferrari faces a decisive weekend in Japan
TED Cravitz of Sky SPORTS F1 talks about the latest version of F1:
“For me, the big story of the weekend is Ferrari.
“In response to what was described in Italy as a catastrophe, or a weekend of Magani, to cancel the double eligibility for different things.
“When you think Luis Hamilton is in nine points and Charles Licerk has eight points in the driver’s ranking, I look forward to knowing what Ferrari’s response is.”
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Ted Cravitz reveals that he missed great details when he used to the usual notebook after the Chinese Grand Prix in the Shanghai Audi International Circuit.
At the beginning of Hamilton in Ferrari:
“I think Hamilton will be happy enough with the direction it is going, especially after Sprint wins in China, but Ferrari has to restore its horse on Gallops.”
Thursday, April 3
- 5 am: Press conference for drivers
Friday, April 4
- 3 in the morning: Japanese GP exercise is one (the session begins at 3:30 am)*
- 5.30 am: The press conference of the team managers
- 6.45 in the morning: Japanese GP practice two (the session begins at 7 am)*
- 8.15 am: F1 show*
Saturday, April 5
- 3.15 in the morning: Japanese GP practice Three (the session begins at 3:30 am)*
- 6 in the morning: Japanese GP qualification accumulated*
- 7 am: Japanese GP is qualified*
- 9 in the morning: TED booklet*
Sunday, April 6
- 4.30 AM: Japanese GP accumulation: Grand Prix Sunday*
- 6 am: Japanese Grand Prix*
- 8 in the morning: Japanese GP reaction: fluctuating flag*
- 9 in the morning: Ted Book*
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Formula 1 heads to the famous Suzuka circuit of the Japanese Grand Racing from 4 to 6 April, live on Sky SPORTS F1. Stream Sky SPORTS at now – no contract, cancellation at any time
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