TECH TUESDAY: Analysing Red Bull and Ferrari’s clever floor inlet arrangements for Paul RicardįAN VIEW: If you expected F1 Play gamers to desert Charles Leclerc after that high-profile mistake in France at the weekend, think again. But, with rain on the horizon – a high chance of heavy showers said to hit on Saturday – pole could become a truly open contest. It would normally be brave to back the Silver Arrows, given Ferrari and Red Bull’s dominance this season.
Mercedes were also solid in the slow-speed around France, and with no long straights worth the name this time around, they might be able to challenge for the second row. It’s just that the ball seems to be in Ferrari’s court this time around. That’s not to say that Red Bull are slouches on the low-speed stuff.
So, both Leclerc and Sainz – who was rapid throughout the French Grand Prix weekend before holding back in Q3 – might be considered by some as favourites for pole this weekend. Analysis in France hinted that Ferrari were setting the benchmark in slow and medium-speed corners, an advantage that should serve them well in Hungary.
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