“We will fight on a new,” Mattia Binotto gives updates on new Ferrari upgrades for the inaugural Miami GP

“We will fight on a new,” Mattia Binotto gives updates on new Ferrari upgrades for the inaugural Miami GP

Mattia Binotto

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto suffered an uneventful weekend in Imola in front of the Tifosi in Imola. Carlos Sainz’s race lasted only till the first corner of the race after Daniel Ricciardo collided with the Spaniard in the first lap of the race. This was his second consecutive DNF this season. While Charles Leclerc lost control of his car and spun at a crucial moment.

The Monagesque was P3 at the time behind the Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez. He was suffering from graining on his tyres and lost control in an attempt to catch up with Sergio Perez. Leclerc after losing control over the kerbs and eventually finished the race in P6.

With a One-two finish in Imola and Max Verstappen claiming all the maximum possible 34 points this weekend with his Grand slam, Red Bull has caught up with Ferrari. And Binotto has confirmed that the team will be bringing upgrades to the upcoming Miami GP.

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Mattia Binotto: “we will bring a rear wing designed for tracks that require efficiency”

Red Bull and Ferrari in Imola
Red Bull and Ferrari in Imola

Red Bull were the only team that brought upgrades to Imola and they proved successful. With the lead in Championship close enough to swing to the other Constructor, Mattia Binotto has claimed the team will focus on a Low to medium Downforce package in the inaugural Miami GP. The long straight of Miami seems to be favourable for the Ferrari as the team still seem to hold on to the advantage of having better straight-line speed than Red Bull.

Binotto said, “Since Miami is a higher speed circuit than any we’ve seen so far, we will bring a rear wing designed for tracks that require efficiency. We know that Red Bull will also have a good low/medium aerodynamic package and, therefore, will be competitive. We will fight on a new track where it will be nice to compete.”

Red Bull are just 9 points behind the leader Ferrari, in the Constructors championship. The 2022 Miami Grand Prix will be the first race in the city and will be an event worth watching. The race takes place on May 06-08.

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