With a strong start to the season with two wins, Ferrari, however, experienced their first setback at Imola with Carlos Sainz’s retirement and Charles Leclerc’s sixth place finish.<\/p>\n
In Italy, the Red Bulls were ahead of the two red cars and had a higher top speed. And to reduce this gap, the Scuderia will bring updates to reduce drag in order to increase straight-line speed. These updates will arrive in Miami, on a circuit with long fast sections and with a “traditional” weekend format, unlike in Emilia-Romagna.<\/p>\n
\u00ab Compared to the circuits we have visited, Miami is very fast and in terms of downforce, we will have something different compared to what we had previously \u00bb, says Mattia Binotto.”<\/p>\n
\u00ab We are quite confident about the effectiveness of the level of support we will provide in Miami. But we also know that Red Bull has a good package when it comes to low to moderate support, and they will be competitive. It will be a completely new and interesting track and challenge, and I am quite curious to be there. \u00bb<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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