Horner has also explained why Red Bull went a different direction this year and focused on straight line speed.
"There's no rake (angle) in the car, so we've developed a car that has good straight-line speed." https://t.co/Q2ms6w8J6e
🚨 | Horner has commented on Ferrari's strengths in Barcelona.
"Barcelona is a whole new challenge [with] high-speed corners, [and] we know Ferrari is strong in that area."
With Ferrari bringing updates to Spain, the team could pose a serious threat to Red Bull.
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"He doesn't try to find a bad excuse, that we didn't have the right set-up... [He thinks] 'I made a bad mistake' and that's it." https://t.co/ravimfmBLp
Fred Vasseur, Alfa Romeo team principal, has commented on one of Charles Leclerc's important characteristics.
"Charles … is able to blame himself very quickly. It's a very good approach, because he will never bring the team in the wrong direction [by] trying to hide something."
Carlos Sainz on how his two retirements in Australia and Italy affected him physically in Miami.
"It's just a matter of [getting] the neck and the body used to these Formula 1 cars [since] I had been a month without doing a full race distance."
This picture is incredible!
This photo, taken moments before Leclerc's crash in Lauda's Ferrari yesterday, shows his front-left brake pad completely sheering off the tire midway through Rascasse. This caused Charles to only have the front-right brake, sending him into a spin.
🚨 | During the Monza filming day, Ferrari tested a high-downforce rear wing for the upcoming race in Spain.
The new wing is efficient as it will create more downforce with only slightly more drag. This will help in Spain's third sector without hurting too much in the straights.
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