Ferrari to feature new upgrades at Spanish GP

The 2022 Formula 1 season has completed five rounds and has delivered great on track racing. The new rules and regulations were introduced ahead of the season and has changed the way the Formula 1 cars behave. The constructors who have come out on top of the alterations are the Ferrari and the Red Bull.

The team based out of Maranello has turned heads ever since the first pre-season test at Barcelona. The F1-75 is a very strong contender and has put the team in prime position to win the championship. However, at the last two race weekends, the victory has been snatched by the Red Bull team. Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen are the protagonists of the 2022 championship. The Dutch driver has managed to close the gap on the Monegasque, who hopes to extend his advantage with the new Ferrari upgrades at the Spanish GP.

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Charles Leclerc optimistic for Ferrari upgrades to assist him at the Spanish GP

Together as a team. Looking forward to this one ?#essereFerrari ? #SpanishGP pic.twitter.com/9bCF4k7Jx2
— Scuderia Ferrari HP (@ScuderiaFerrari) May 16, 2022

The F1-75 that was introduced at the first race of the season, has not been modified with any major upgrades so far. Ferrari’s rivals have brought multiple upgrades in the season so far. This puts the Italians on the front foot as they are still leading both the drivers and the constructors world championship.

At the Spanish GP, a new floor for the Ferrari is expected to be seen. Various other parts will also be arriving in Spain to help the team extend its advantage in the championship. This major upgrade has been said to add three-four tenths of pace to the F1-75. The red team which has already set the benchmark in the current season, are looking to raise the bar ever higher.

Walking into the sixth round of the season, Ferrari and Red Bull steal the headlines with their raw pace. Charles Leclerc after an embarrassing crash at the historic Monaco Grand prix, would be looking forward to a positive result at the Spanish GP with the help of an improved Ferrari.

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