Is Ferrari’s SF-25 immune to the technical directive? Toto Wolff raises eyebrows with bold claim!
The Formula 1 world is abuzz with speculation as Mercedes’ team principal, Toto Wolff, hints at potential implications of the latest technical directive on Ferrari’s SF-25. Could the Italian powerhouse have found a loophole to gain an advantage on the track?
Charles Leclerc, the Ferrari driver, remains optimistic about their title chances, especially with the upcoming debut of less flexible wings in Barcelona. Despite a strong performance at the Monaco Grand Prix, where Leclerc finished second, the focus now shifts to the looming showdown regarding front wings.
Ferrari is set to introduce a new front wing to comply with the revised regulations, as confirmed by team principal Frederic Vasseur. However, speculation arises as Wolff suggests that Ferrari might be the team least affected by the technical directive. In a bold statement following the Monaco Grand Prix, Wolff implied that Ferrari’s conservative approach to flexible wings could work in their favor.
As teams prepare for the battle at the Spanish Grand Prix, all eyes are on Ferrari and their potential advantage. With a new rear suspension in the works for the British Grand Prix in July, Ferrari seems poised to shake up the competition even further.
Stay tuned as the drama unfolds on the F1 circuit, with Ferrari at the center of controversy and intrigue.
