ToffeeTyres wrote: ↑02 May 2026, 10:42Miami track is not going to show how good the Ferrari car is. The track is awful but where the track flows a little bit the car looks solid. It’s little mistakes which is easily done in some of the very tight pathetic corners and the miniature chicane plus tyres are cooked at the end and understeer. Canada will be a better track to see where we are. I just hope the reg updates for the engine from Canada forward gets rid of the awful ramp down at end of straights then races will get more interesting and qualifying. Really don’t have my hopes up though. F1 went the wrong way with these engine regulations
Understatement of the Century.

