Ferrari continues to lack behind chief rival Red Bull in F1 2022 and hasn't won a race since the Austrian GP. But Charles Leclerc feels the Scuderia is 'getting there' with the gains it needs to make to mount a fightback.
The Scuderia flew out of the blocks to win two of the opening three races this season as it sought to end a title drought dating back to its 2008 constructors’ championship triumph.
Red Bull, in turn, collected its first constructors’ crown since 2013 with three rounds to spare thanks tohas turned its attention to preparing for 2023 by using the final races of this year to better execute its pitstops procedures and strategy calls. “They always seem to find something from the Saturday to the Sunday that we didn't quite find yet, but we are getting there.”
However, he reckoned that any of the attention given to extracting more speed would pay off soon enough given the team’s ability to improve rapidly, in his own view.