Vassyor: We have a difficult choice to make.
Frédéric Vasseur anticipates that the Singapore Grand Prix will be a tricky race, but it is precisely because of that that opportunities could open up for Ferrari to succeed.
Frédéric Vasseur: "I'm in pretty good spirits at the moment, but the start of the race will take place in rather difficult conditions. There's quite a lot of water on the asphalt in the second sector, while the first and third are noticeably drier. So we'll have to make a tough choice — which tyres to start on.
However, perhaps it is precisely in such conditions that some opportunities could open up for us, although if we had started from pole I would have preferred the race to take place in normal conditions. In any case, we'll see. We have difficult tasks to solve, but everyone is on an equal footing."
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