Frederick Wasser: We have been carefully preparing for Miami
Ferrari continues to refine the car and hopes to take another step forward in Miami.…
Frederic Wasser: "For several days in Maranello we have been analyzing the data collected during the series of three races in a row, and now we are ready to return to racing.
In many ways, this is a unique milestone, and in Florida we will celebrate the first anniversary of our partnership with the title sponsor, HP.
We have the second weekend of the year ahead with the Saturday sprint, and we have been carefully preparing for it on the simulator and at briefings so that we can get in good shape for qualifying in Miami in one hour of practice. Encouraged by the progress in Bahrain and Jeddah, we will continue to improve the performance of the SF-25."
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