Ferrari has taken a 'different approach' to the AustralianGP weekend, focussing more on race performance after its problems in Jeddah. F1
Carlos Sainz says that his Ferrari Formula 1 team has taken a"different approach" to the Australian GP weekend by focussing on race form after a disastrous Sunday in Jeddah.However, the Spaniard says that the direction the team has taken has also made him more comfortable with the car over one lap.faded badly in the Saudi Arabian GP after pitting for the hard tyres.
It also opted not to bring any aero updates, which meant that the SF-23 was a stable platform from the last race and the team could more easily make direct comparisons with Jeddah while focussing on set-up.had the second fastest car after Red Bull in qualifying in both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, whereas in Australia it slipped to fourth in the pecking order, with Sainz qualifying fifth and Leclerc seventh.
"And I've no idea if we have done it or not, because the real test comes tomorrow. We've definitely changed the car on the set-up, and I'm hoping that it will pay tomorrow."Photo by: Mark Sutton /Sainz stressed that he felt good in the car in qualifying with the new set-up, despite the aim being to make the car better in race trim.
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