F1 | Ferrari, Vasseur: “We plan updates for every single race”

The developments expected in Imola, where Formula 1 was unable to race due to the floods that hit the Emilia-Romagna region, effectively canceling the Santerno event from the calendar, were brought to Monte Carlo with regards to Ferrari.

Frederic Vasseur, when discussing the new features that have been fitted on the SF-23, he did not hide but at the same time admitted that further updates will be expected in view of the next race (scheduled for the Catalan Montmelò track next weekend, ed.).

But no big ones Update for the Red, but what is expected will serve to slowly improve the performance of the Cavallino single-seater after the difficulties encountered in the first five rounds of the season.

“Bringing updates to Monaco is complicated – declared Vasseur, quoted by Autosport – We want to be much more focused on the setup and driving during the weekend. But what we had to bring to Imola will arrive on track this weekend. And we will take another step forward in Barcelona next week. But if the plan included something for Imola, we'd be stupid not to put it on the car. At Imola we should have had a small update that we brought here."

Vasseur, completing his analysis, then added: “In Barcelona there will certainly be an update on the car, but we don't plan to bring a big package every five races. We will bring small updates every single race. And I don't want to say it will be Barcelona or anything. After Barcelona we will have a small update in Montreal and another in England/Austria. We are planning to bring updates every single race until the end of the season."