'Tightening Ferrari's 2022 problems easier than making a slow car fast'
Ex-F1 driver Marc Surer prefers fixing Ferrari's 2022 reliability and strategy issues over the daunting task of turning a sluggish car into a speedster. Frederic Vasseur looks on in the Team Principals' Press Conference during day one of 2023 F1 Testing at Bahrain International Circuit (Photo by Dan Istitene/Getty Images ) Last season, Ferrari had one thing going for them - a blazing-fast car, especially on Saturdays. Ferrari's performance on Sundays was a disappointment due to their poor reliability, which forced them to turn down the power unit. Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz suffered from multiple strategy errors as well. Ferrari's new team boss Fred Vasseur brings good news for the team's drivers as he assures them that the engine's reliability issues have been resolved, with rumours of an additional 30hp boost. "With a faster car and a revamped strategy team, Ferrari is now well-equipped to challenge Red Bull," suggests Surer, as the team has