P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Our team-by-team rundown of how each 2025 F1 design behaves on track
Watching trackside for three days in Bahrain allowed us to observe the performance and characteristics of the 10 Formula 1 cars closely. The in-depth analysis revealed each car’s unique behaviors on the track, offering insights into their strengths and weaknesses. The Race Members’ Club on Patreon provides exclusive trackside analysis videos and podcasts for those interested in a deeper understanding of the cars’ nature.
By examining the cars in reverse 2024 championship order, we found that the Sauber faced challenges with a narrow setup window that affected its performance. In contrast, the Williams demonstrated good balance and responsiveness, making it one of the more impressive cars in the midfield group. The Racing Bulls struggled with understeer but showed progress in addressing the issue through setup adjustments. Overall, the Racing Bull and Williams appeared to be competitive options in the midfield category. Despite different driving styles, each car presented its own set of strengths and limitations that will impact the upcoming season.
