More Formula One news is starting to surface as the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix draws near and the season’s next race gets closer at Imola.
With the run-off points at Piratella, Acque Minerali, and Variante Alta removed in order to make room for additional gravel traps in the lead-up to the race, the drivers will need to navigate the circuit more carefully this year. But for now, let’s catch up on the best of Tuesday’s F1 news headlines.
Lewis Hamilton is warned by Jenson Button about the “different way of racing” at Ferrari.
Jenson Button said that Lewis Hamilton would need to adjust to life at Ferrari after being thrust into the spotlight for the entire season. He is forward to watch how Hamilton does. The question concerned Hamilton’s potential transition to life at Ferrari. You could sort of say, “Yeah, the driver is out for himself,” in every other squad. And, of course, the team.
However, everyone at Ferrari is employed by Ferrari. Button stated to the Sky F1 podcast that Ferrari’s pursuit of world championship victories is the main goal.
“It is undoubtedly a distinct style of racing, especially for a celebrity like Lewis in this field.
All of a sudden, he’s sort of helping Ferrari win the title. “It will be really exciting to see the dynamic there next year,” the speaker said.
Mercedes confirms that fresh enhancements are on the way to Imola.
Mercedes announced on Tuesday that they would be bringing enhancements to Imola. In the short term, they want to do all within their power to push the W15 to the front of the field.
Toto Wolff clarified that additional changes will be brought to Italy by them after a little update in Miami last time out, albeit it might take some time to see the full effects of their development strategy manifest.
Regarding the team’s development plan, he stated, “It will take a few races before we see this pay off, but everyone is working hard to bring them as soon as is possible.” “We will be trying to make the most of the package we have in the interim. We intend to provide Imola with additional updates, which should steer us in the correct direction.
