2025 Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team

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bananapeel23 wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 19:02
Autobahn303 wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 18:54
Great race by Charles. Too bad that the safety car ruined it. But man, that car is slippery as an eel.
It is scarily fast, but the McLaren was also just by far the slowest car on the straights which flattered the Ferrari a bit.
Indeed. But the rear end looks very loose.

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Loved the bit when LEC positioned himself on the middle between T1 and T2 and negating Norris better exit towards T4

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I think we get back a position if George did open DRS too early. Ultimately, the SC screwed us a bit, M-M-S after extending the first stint would have worked well seeing the performance of the softs on empty cars, would have probably been P2 for Charles. On a track that was not favorable whatsoever to us, we still were relatively matched to Merc and not as behind McLaren as was feared.

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F1NAC wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 19:12
Loved the bit when LEC positioned himself on the middle between T1 and T2 and negating Norris better exit towards T4
Leclerc has amazing race craft. He makes everyone other than Verstappen look like a child in comparison.

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Good haul of points vs Redbull.
The upgrade package should shine on a high speed circuit according to Charles.

The pace gap is crazy though. It's hard to imagine what McLaren has on their car to be this fast.
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ringo wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 19:18
Good haul of points vs Redbull.
The upgrade package should shine on a high speed circuit according to Charles.

The pace gap is crazy though. It's hard to imagine what McLaren has on their car to be this fast.
To be so slow on the straight and that fast through the corners…when was the last time a dominant car was pretty much the slowest on the straight of all the teams?

It’s unbelievable

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Clearly capable of double podium today. The upgrades worked. Expecting to maybe get a bit more closer to McL next weekend?
Call a spade, a spade.

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j_ste wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 19:21
ringo wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 19:18
Good haul of points vs Redbull.
The upgrade package should shine on a high speed circuit according to Charles.

The pace gap is crazy though. It's hard to imagine what McLaren has on their car to be this fast.
To be so slow on the straight and that fast through the corners…when was the last time a dominant car was pretty much the slowest on the straight of all the teams?

It’s unbelievable
RedBull for the whole V8 Renault era. No title winning car (with the exception of the MCL38 last year) has had a clear straight-line deficit in the hybrid era.
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Vasseur:

Mercedes were very aggressive with the choice to go for S at the end, even RUS noted how audacious of a call that was. I think they were helped by the temps dropping a bit at the end, as well as being in clean air [...] When the SC came out, our plans to go M-M-S changed.

I think we had an aggressive strategy before the SC, by starting on the M we kept the door open to go on H for the second stint, or try to extend to put the S at the end. We gave ourselves options, and it was an advantage in the 2nd stint, but the SC took it away.
Leclerc:

I tried everything until the end, P4 is where we are now, it's disappointing because we didn't have the performance we were hoping for. I'm happy that we maximized the points but disappointed with the race because we lost the podium a few laps from the end.

The start on medium? We couldn't have done what the others did with the softs. We tried in FP2 and we had a lot of trouble. I don't regret choosing the mediums. We need to check the start, because it's a weak point at the moment.
Oh, and looks like Ferrari aren't fighting that hard for the P3...


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Any comment from Lewis? The team has two drivers. Lol
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ScuderiaLeo wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 19:26
Vasseur:
Mercedes were very aggressive with the choice to go for S at the end, even RUS noted how audacious of a call that was. I think they were helped by the temps dropping a bit at the end, as well as being in clean air [...] When the SC came out, our plans to go M-M-S changed.

I think we had an aggressive strategy before the SC, by starting on the M we kept the door open to go on H for the second stint, or try to extend to put the S at the end. We gave ourselves options, and it was an advantage in the 2nd stint, but the SC took it away.
Leclerc:

I tried everything until the end, P4 is where we are now, it's disappointing because we didn't have the performance we were hoping for. I'm happy that we maximized the points but disappointed with the race because we lost the podium a few laps from the end.

The start on medium? We couldn't have done what the others did with the softs. We tried in FP2 and we had a lot of trouble. I don't regret choosing the mediums. We need to check the start, because it's a weak point at the moment.
Oh, and looks like Ferrari aren't fighting that hard for the P3...

Vasseur has slowly but surely started to annoy me with the "potential of the car" talks and the general lackadaisical nature in interviews, you can't say that as a TP of a team who would directly benefit from that decision. Ferrari is at best equal with Mercedes for 2nd fastest car by a mile, some more accountability and fight would be appreciated

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ringo wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 19:29
Any comment from Lewis? The team has two drivers. Lol
I just haven't been able to find any. If I find them I post them here.

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ScuderiaLeo wrote:
13 Apr 2025, 19:26
Vasseur:
Mercedes were very aggressive with the choice to go for S at the end, even RUS noted how audacious of a call that was. I think they were helped by the temps dropping a bit at the end, as well as being in clean air [...] When the SC came out, our plans to go M-M-S changed.

I think we had an aggressive strategy before the SC, by starting on the M we kept the door open to go on H for the second stint, or try to extend to put the S at the end. We gave ourselves options, and it was an advantage in the 2nd stint, but the SC took it away.
Leclerc:

I tried everything until the end, P4 is where we are now, it's disappointing because we didn't have the performance we were hoping for. I'm happy that we maximized the points but disappointed with the race because we lost the podium a few laps from the end.

The start on medium? We couldn't have done what the others did with the softs. We tried in FP2 and we had a lot of trouble. I don't regret choosing the mediums. We need to check the start, because it's a weak point at the moment.
Oh, and looks like Ferrari aren't fighting that hard for the P3...

Embarrassing that he doesn't fight it after Mercedes screwed Ferrari so hard in Las Vegas 2023, the points could be crucial in the end.

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The fact that Hards show worse degradation than Softs is embarrassing for Pirelli. They've made a mess out of this year's tires.
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Vasseur comes across philosophical and laid back some times. But I would not fire him.
Luca Montezelomo was of the opinion the team lacked leadership for some time now. I do not agree however. Fred is a stable leader. Probably the best outside of Zack and Stella.

The car understeers too much. It's not bad but somewhat of a damp squib. On the other hand Mercedes drivers and Mclaren are loving their cars. Redbull and Ferrari still have gremlins in their car.
Charles has done great this week and last. Really maximizing the situation. I think it was a good choice to also swap out Sainz. He would be a distraction for the team to favour him. He's carried the same atittude to Williams and it's not working out so well.
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