Why Rosberg is wrong about the 2019 Ferrari
Nico Rosberg recently suggested that Ferrari's 2019 Formula 1 car has been pitched in the wrong place aerodynamically. Our technical expert tackles a question on that topic and many more
What did you make of Nico Rosberg's recent comments that the Ferrari is not sat in the correct aerodynamic window?
@Professor_IPC, via Twitter
I can understand his comments but that doesn't mean I agree. Barcelona has always been a circuit that requires a bit of everything from a car. It has a reasonably long straight, braking entry into Turn 1, then it's traction and understeer limited out of Turn 2, which is followed by the long, demanding high-speed Turn 3.
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