Wasser: In Canada, we handled the case very poorly.

      After the Canadian Grand Prix, Frederic Wasser had to admit that the team was making too many mistakes and had to overcome too many difficulties. Moreover, he is not sure that the technical innovations that Ferrari plans to introduce at the next stages of the season will help change the situation.

      "To be honest, I think the situation depends more on how the team operates and to what extent it manages to exploit the potential of the car," the Spanish newspaper Marca quoted the head of the Scuderia. "When we talk about new products, they only allow you to win back hundredths of a second, and if you are not working properly with If it's a car, then the losses are estimated to be tenths." 

      At the same time, Vasseur specified what exactly should be paid attention to, and what exactly the team was missing during the Montreal weekend: "First of all, we need to work more efficiently with tires, understand its features and choose the right tires for qualifying. If we want to start from the front ranks, we must act flawlessly. That's what we did very poorly in Canada."