Ferrari’s mission to make its F1 car ‘more benign’
Ferrari’s upgrade programme will continue at Imola this weekend as part of the Formula 1 team’s attempts to “try and make the car a bit more benign”.
Ferrari’s upgrade programme will continue at Imola this weekend as part of the Formula 1 team’s attempts to “try and make the car a bit more benign”.
The latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast discusses the three biggest storylines of F1’s post-Miami time off
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