Red Bull appeared to be the team to beat after pre-season testing, but Ferrari feels its pace is no cause for alarm. F1
Red Bull emerged from F1’s pre-season test at Sakhir widely regarded as the team to beat, with the RB19 appearing to be very reliable and quick on both short and long runs.
“Overall, I think that we can be happy with the test that we did,” Vasseur told selected media, including Motorsport.com, about his summary of the test. “The only thing that you can judge is when you are doing a race simulation. Because you know that, if you don't stop the car and you do 55 laps, it means that you started with 110kg. It's the only one [where you know].
While some of Ferrari’s race run attempts did not look competitive, Vasseur has said that there were times the squad tried different setups that clearly were not correct. “You have only three days to scan all the options for the settings of the car and items of development. And when we are putting everything together, the best looks okay.” As well as Ferrari’s lap times appearing to be slightly adrift of Red Bull, its drivers did not offer too much high praise about the new SF-23
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