Fernando Alonso ended up feeling like he was lacking in tracking time on the first day of British F1 GP. With so many updates to try, with very noticeable novelties on the floor and bodywork, especially on the pontoons, adding a central groove to Ferrari’s purest style, the French team has nothing to gain by going on the wet track. in Free Practice 1 and they need to compress all your work in the second session. Because of this, Fernando regrets that he has not been able to shoot yet this Friday.
“We just had FP2 to get a smooth ride and I think there’s some more analysis we need to do about our package here at Silverstone. We want to have more time on the track, but it’s the same for everyone. We need to do some more work tonight so that we are in the best position for the final session and qualify this Saturday. “taught the Asturian driver in the team statement after Silverstone Free Practices, a text where Matt Harman, Technical Directorannounced more significant details of the new package presented by Alpine.
“We brought in some improvements this weekend, mainly on the floor and bodywork, which introduced some visual differences to the A522. The main floor changes are around the tunnel and on the sides of the diffuser, while on the upper body we have a smoother groove to improve flow in the rear of the car. ” the engineer pointed out, highlighting the Enstone factory’s huge effort to get these parts at the right time for the British GP: “It’s exciting to see how these new parts are built and then see them in today’s car. The credit goes to everyone involved for pushing to have them delivered on time.
“In terms of track runs, this morning was a lot of ‘stop and go’ with mixed conditions, and we weren’t close to taking too many risks with limited opportunities to learn anything about the car. In the second session we were able to run a bit to dry, which gave us enough data to do some testing for this Saturday.We are carefully reviewing the components and update data to confirm our options for tomorrow, “concludes Matt Harman.
Source: La Verdad
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