Ferrari, a suspicious serenity?

Ferrari, how to judge the first three races? The April break will allow the Formula 1 teams to take an initial assessment of this start to the championship and decide which areas to push on development. Ferrari is currently in second place in the constructors’ championship, thanks to three third places achieved so far, two by Charles Leclerc (Australia and Japan) and one by Lewis Hamilton (China). The gap from Mercedes is heavier on the track than in the standings (-49) so far and therefore a shock is needed already from Miami to try to close the gap to the Silver Arrows. Of course, Mercedes seems quite far away, but Ferrari has certainly been better prepared so far than McLaren (even if it seemed to be making a clear recovery in Suzuka) and above all Red Bull. Montagny doesn’t trust Ferrari Regarding the situation of the Rossa, it is interesting to listen to the opinion of former F1 driver and current Canal Plus commentator, Franck Montagny: “This year, Ferrari is synonymous with serenity. Serenity reigns, both with respect to the battles on the track and the changes made, whether they work or not, they don’t get too upset. The drivers are positive, aware and serene. They believe in the process. For me, Ferrari is the only team that doesn’t seem to show any doubt. And that’s why it’s the only team that worries me. Have they understood something that we haven’t understood? In the first three grands prix there hasn’t been a discordant note in the statements, and it’s the first time in the last ten years that I feel Ferrari is so calm. If I were in another team I would be really worried, because I would ask myself: has Ferrari found something?” April’s plans As reported in recent days, Ferrari took to the track last week at Mugello for the TPC tests – to be carried out with single-seaters from previous years. This week there will be the Fiorano test on artificially wet asphalt with at least one of the starting drivers. The colleagues at AutoRacer.it then anticipated the filming day in Monza on April 22nd.