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Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto has once again said that the Scuderia are not favourites at the beginning of the new Formula 1 season, despite their impressive testing programme in both Barcelona and Bahrain.
Pocos comprenderían en el ciclismo que una estrella en ciernes deba competir sobre una bicicleta de aluminio mientras los laureados campeones vuelan sobre fibra de carbono. La Fórmula 1 es uno de esos deportes especiales en el que todos compiten en igualdad de circunstancias, bajo el mismo reglamento técnico y deportivo, pero no en igualdad de condiciones. Carlos Sainz, camino de los 150 grandes premios en el Mundial y con ocho temporadas a sus espaldas, apenas pilotó esbozos de un coche ganador en Mónaco 2021, donde Ferrari dio la campanada, y allí fue segundo. En 2022 al menos se presentan a la primera carrera de la temporada con la sensación de que el invierno ha sido provechoso para Maranello.
New Ferrari trickier to drive in Bahrain heat
Sky Sports F1's Martin Brundle and Anthony Davidson believe Red Bull have pulled clear of Ferrari as favourites to start the 2022 Formula 1 season.
Lewis Hamilton has suggested that Ferrari could earn a 1-2 in Bahrain for the first Grand Prix of the season if the race was held tomorrow, given their current form in Formula 1 testing.
Lewis Hamilton has suggested that Ferrari could earn a 1-2 in Bahrain for the first Grand Prix of the season if the race was held tomorrow, given their current form in Formula 1 testing.
MANAMA : Red Bull team boss Christian Horner on Friday made clear that he had no concerns over the legality of rival team Mercedes' new car after having reportedly suggested on Thursday that it contravened the spirit of the rules.
Moving from Spain’s cool temperatures to Bahrain’s heat, Carlos Sainz says his new Ferrari F1-75 feels “trickier to drive”.