Charles Leclerc believes pole in Bahrain is beyond Ferrari, while their race pace is where 'we have the most work to do'. F1 BahrainGP Ferrari
Ferrari found themselves unable to light up the timing screens on Friday as the F1 2023 season got underway with FP1 and FP2 in Bahrain.
Reflecting on his day at the wheel of the SF-23, Leclerc said: “Let’s say that the feeling is better than testing. “But let’s wait and see, for now we need to focus on ourselves, try to gain a bit of performance overnight and hopefully have a great qualifying. But, while Leclerc says there is still “a bit of margin” for Ferrari to tap into, he does believe that race pace is an area which requires further attention.“But again, it is very difficult to know what the others are running, so we know what we are running, and we know there’s a bit of margin, but we need to wait and see for Sunday. But, there’s still things to improve.”
“We were just testing some things in the car, trying to finalise a few things that we wanted to try in FP1, scrubbing the medium tyres which we wanted to get rid of in FP1,” said Sainz as he explained that FP1 spin.
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