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Which team will take constructors in 2023?


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Ferrari set to delay new F1 rear suspension amid Imola downpour: https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/...rear-suspension-amid-imola-downpour/10470355/

"... It is understood that Ferrari had originally planned to bring a new rear suspension to this weekend’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix to better complement the new aerodynamic solutions.

However, with heavy rain forecast to interrupt the three days of action, and that making it very difficult to get a proper reading on car improvements, Ferrari is now likely to abandon the idea of making suspension changes for this event. Instead, with the next race in Monaco also not ideal for trying something radically different, Ferrari is likely to wait until the Spanish Grand Prix next month before it brings the new suspension.

Despite the weather forecast, it is understood that Ferrari will still introduce further modifications to its diffuser, which have delivered some promising figures in the wind tunnel. While Ferrari continues to work on tweaks to the diffuser, a wider change of the underfloor area is also being worked on and could be introduced alongside the new suspension in Barcelona. ..."
 
Ugh now it is Monaco which is not a great race track for viewers, probably a lekker time for those there but ja.

I reckon this is Le Clerc's one chance to win this year if he gets a great Quali lap in, such a crap track to try and over take.
 
Ugh now it is Monaco which is not a great race track for viewers, probably a lekker time for those there but ja.

I reckon this is Le Clerc's one chance to win this year if he gets a great Quali lap in, such a crap track to try and over take.
One chance this year for all drivers other than RB.
 
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