“Why is he trying to act so hard though,” Ferrari fans unhappy with Mattia Binotto’s latest warning to Red Bull

“Why is he trying to act so hard though,” Ferrari fans unhappy with Mattia Binotto’s latest warning to Red Bull

The Formula 1 entered into a new era in 2022. The season witnessed new rules and regulation being introduced in the sport. The teams are dealing with new factors like the 18 inch tyres, cars domineered by ground effect and a cost cap in the year. Each constructor remains equally knowledgable about the said changes walking into the season and learn more about its package at each race weekend.

This has translated into each team on the grid being in a battle for car development all year long. This means that the teams have to develop these new parts for its car under the budget of $140 million. The Red Bull and the Ferrari are the two teams who have come up as the strongest contenders of the season. The Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto recently spoke about how they hold the advantage over Red Bull.

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In a recent estimate, it has been calculated that the Milton Keynes based team have spent as much as two-thirds of its development budget in the 2022 season so far. The Red Bull despite of having a strong package, started its season with reliability issues. After the completion of five rounds of the season, most of the upgrades have been targeted to make the car more reliable.

Last race weekend in Miami, Max Verstappen grabbed the victory for Red Bull. The Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto in a post race interview spoke about being happy-disappointed. The disappointment aspect was due to not winning the Miami race, but the Happy aspect lied as the Ferrari was highly competitive without introducing any upgrades. The Italian team are still running the majority of the package, it brought to the first race of the season.

The Ferrari are said to bring its initial upgrades for the season at the next race at Barcelona. On the other hand, the Austrian racing stable have spent 75% of the ten million dollars allotted to upgrades. Both teams remain locked in a season long battle, but the Ferrari by not revealing its hand so early in the season might just be ahead of its rival.

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