BillS wrote: ↑29 Mar 2019, 17:57
Ferrari's second laps on the same soft sets were not impressive at all.
Hamilton tried the same and set pretty much equal times.
Vettel's fastest lap also not so clear, time lost here and there.
I can't believe the gap is .6s, it should be really close tomorrow.
Could be why they did banzai first laps.
For a team that seems to be having tyres for breakfast, lunch and dinner, it might be best to start as high up as possible and then change to the hardest tyre early. If Ferrari is still lacking front downforce relative to the rest of the field, that just might work in their favour by heating the hardest tyre better.