Guenther Steiner explique les multiples petites faiblesses de Ferrari

10 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Guenther Steiner estime que Ferrari est confrontée à plusieurs problèmes mineurs plutôt qu'à une difficulté majeure après la solide performance de McLaren au Grand Prix de Miami. L'ancien directeur de l'écurie Haas a partagé ses points de vue sur le podcast The Red Flags.

Ferrari a débuté la saison 2026 en force, Lewis Hamilton ayant décroché son premier podium pour l'équipe lors du Grand Prix de Chine. Cependant, l'écurie a fait face à des difficultés lors du Grand Prix de Miami après une pause de cinq semaines qui a permis à McLaren d'introduire des améliorations majeures sur sa voiture. Lando Norris et Oscar Piastri ont terminé deuxième et troisième, tandis qu'Hamilton s'est classé sixième et Charles Leclerc huitième après avoir reçu une pénalité de 20 secondes.

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