.redbullracing dominated the 2022 F1 season. ScuderiaFerrari attributes this to the team's 'Mohammed Ali' approach during its early-season difficulties. Story:
He suspects Ferrari paid the price late in the season for committing more spending on car development early on, while Red Bull was more consistent throughout.
“Red Bull have obviously done a very good job of reacting to where they've seen the pressure, but not losing sight of the fact that they have to focus on just bringing performance to the car. “So yeah, we have underperformed compared to Red Bull in the second half of the year, but you would say that“Between the three teams, you've got us maybe pushing a bit too early on,pushing a bit late, and Red Bull striking the right balance. And we have to learn from that.”
“We've certainly made a big step forward this year,” he said. “We did come into the last few races and think, ‘oh, what could have been’, but it's amazing how quickly you reset your goals.
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