P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Ferrari appears to have turned its season around after its failed Spanish Grand Prix upgrade.
Ferrari’s performance chief, Jock Clear, is cautious about potential setbacks despite the team’s recent success in overcoming performance challenges. Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz made a strong start to the season, with Leclerc trailing F1 championship leader Max Verstappen by only 31 points after a one-three finish in Monaco. However, McLaren has now taken the lead in the standings, leaving Ferrari in third place, 85 points behind McLaren and Leclerc 86 points behind Verstappen in the drivers’ championship. Ferrari faced difficulties between the Canadian and Dutch Grands Prix due to a failed floor upgrade at the Spanish GP, which reintroduced bouncing to the car. Clear acknowledges the importance of addressing anomalies promptly and staying vigilant for future challenges, as development processes in Formula 1 can yield unpredictable results. Despite the uncertainties, Ferrari remains confident in its capabilities and is prepared to navigate any upcoming obstacles with a proactive approach.
