#421 ·
It’s honestly even worse than what we saw over at Ferrari, though they’re essentially dealing with the same headaches.
People don't care about a random 5th place finish or sliding back to 15th; they only remember the wins and the championships.
I mean, Alonso is doing an incredible job out there, but it feels like he's fighting a losing battle when you look at how the pit crew operates and how much of a disaster the aerodynamics turned out to be during the race at Circuit of the Americas.
Circuit of the Americas is basically the ultimate litmus test where you can really see the gaps in raw performance, downforce, and whether the car's entire concept actually holds water.
At the end of the day, Ferrari is in way more trouble than most people realize.
People don't care about a random 5th place finish or sliding back to 15th; they only remember the wins and the championships.
I mean, Alonso is doing an incredible job out there, but it feels like he's fighting a losing battle when you look at how the pit crew operates and how much of a disaster the aerodynamics turned out to be during the race at Circuit of the Americas.
Circuit of the Americas is basically the ultimate litmus test where you can really see the gaps in raw performance, downforce, and whether the car's entire concept actually holds water.
At the end of the day, Ferrari is in way more trouble than most people realize.