Leclerc Unsatisfied with Ferrari’s Shanghai Performance, Anticipates Crucial Upgrades

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc expressed disappointment with the team’s performance at the Chinese Grand Prix, despite securing fourth place. The team faced challenges with tire management and strategic difficulties, leading Leclerc to emphasize the importance of upcoming car upgrades. The upgrades will likely focus on the floor, a critical component for generating downforce. Ferrari aims to improve its competitiveness in the upcoming European leg of the championship.

Toyota Wins Imola 6 Hours Despite Lacking Pure Pace

Toyota Gazoo Racing Europe’s technical director, David Floury, has acknowledged the team’s victory at the Imola 6 Hours was due to strategic decisions rather than superior speed. Toyota’s rival, Ferrari, was faster on pure pace but made tactical errors, costing them the win. Despite the victory, Toyota recognized the need to address the lack of pace compared to Ferrari’s 499P LMH and hinted that the Balance of Performance (BoP) regulations may still require adjustments.

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