That's 'mega improvements', not minor, mega! F1 Scuderiaferrari SaudiArabianGP
With Ferrari having not got the best out of the their SF-23 in Bahrain, and updates arriving for Saudi Arabia, team boss Fred Vasseur warns there is a lot more to come.
Carlos Sainz recorded a P4 finish for Ferrari, while Leclerc was looking at a podium before the Control Electronics in his Ferrari power unit called it quits, resulting in a DNF and a 10-place grid penalty for the Saudi Arabian GP. “We struggled a bit with the balance over the weekend, it means that we have mega room for improvements on this path with our package,” said Vasseur, as per“With what we had in Bahrain, I think we had a lot of room for improvement in terms of driveability.
“It means that we did three days of testing and the race in Bahrain, only on one track, and we need to have a better understanding of the car itself to try to get the best from the package we have. “We had a clear analysis of what we did in Bahrain. For sure we have a long list of things that we have to improve.Tyre management seemed to be a particular worry for Ferrari in Bahrain, this marking a continuation of that trend which bit them hard last season.
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