Miami GP: After Mercedes, Ferrari also plans to bring MAJOR UPGRADES to Miami GP: Ferrari will hope to challenge Red Bull’s straight-line speed by presenting a new rear wing at the very first Miami Grand Prix. Four races have now passed in the 2022 season and it seemed that Ferrari were pulling endlessly and out of Red Bull’s sight before the Austrian outfit pawed them right back in on Ferrari’s home turf, and hence, they are looking to bring new updates. Follow Formula 1 updates on InsideSport.IN.
Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera expresses that Ferrari will uncover another rear wing in Miami. It is intended to diminish drag and subsequently ‘gain aerodynamic efficiency’.
Miami GP: After Mercedes, Ferrari also plan to bring MAJOR UPGRADES to Miami GP – Check Details
The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola was a nightmare for Ferrari as Carlos Sainz retired on the first lap after being turned by Daniel Ricciardo. Meanwhile, championship leader Charles Leclerc lost control of his car and crashed into the barriers as he sought after Red Bull’s Sergio Perez, completing P6.
A heartbreaking end to Carlos Sainz’s rollercoaster weekend in Imola 💔#ImolaGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/c3JV0UBsmu
— Formula 1 (@F1) April 24, 2022
Red Bull’s endeavors to manage weight from the RB18 had paid off given that they were left without a response to Ferrari’s speed at the last round in Australia.
Presently, Red Bull trails Ferrari by just 11 points in the Constructors’ Championship. Meanwhile, Verstappen jumped to P2 in the Drivers’ standings with a deficit that has additionally lost some mass, the Dutchman now just 27 points behind Leclerc.
DRIVER STANDINGS AFTER 4 ROUNDS 👀
Leclerc ← 27 points → Verstappen #ImolaGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/3e4jIKypLc
— Formula 1 (@F1) April 24, 2022
Miami GP: After Mercedes, Ferrari also plan to bring MAJOR UPGRADES to Miami GP – Check Details
Corriere della Sera reports that the RB18’s weight reduction permitted Verstappen and Perez to be kinder on their tires. It joined with ‘other small aerodynamic upgrades up to the vehicle’s underbody’, taking into consideration more forceful set-ups.
The report further adds that Ferrari will make adjustments to the underbody of the F1-75. It will be done in a bid to address the bouncing which it has been inclined to. Binotto acknowledged the problem as well as he said, “That’s where we lose something in performance and we need to keep working on it.”
Miami GP: After Mercedes, Ferrari also plan to bring MAJOR UPGRADES to Miami GP – Check Details
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