Rules to be overhauled? Komatsu urges caution: “Beware of impulsive reactions. Let’s wait at least 5 races”
The Haas team principal has suggested intervening in the regulations only when it is clear that the changes will be improvements.
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Norris: “We don’t drive cars anymore, we drive power units. At Pouhon, you won’t see anymore who has the biggest ba**s”
The Englishman explained how this year’s regulatory changes have significantly changed the drivers’ perception
Hadjar: “We are the fourth force, Ferrari and McLaren are ahead of us”
According to Isack Hadjar, the Chinese GP will be one of the best for drivers regarding electrical energy management.
Piastri: “We will be able to get closer to Mercedes, more than we did in Melbourne”
The McLaren Australian believes that the team can make progress as early as the Chinese GP, closing in on the Anglo-German team.
Mekies: “A strong Ferrari is good for our sport”
According to Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies, a strong Ferrari is good for F1 and is also a stimulus for its opponents.
Alonso show in the press conference: “3rd or 17th makes no difference. The media exaggerates: if you win titles by only beating your teammate, you are God”
The Asturian seemed to get more than a few things off his chest during the press conference for the Chinese GP
Honda looks to the Chinese GP: “We have made progress for this weekend”
The Japanese manufacturer has reassured that they have made progress for this weekend, without however specifying the number of batteries.
Hamilton dances the Macarena: “I thank the team. It wasn’t expected to have it here already”
The Englishman greatly appreciated the effort made by mechanics and engineers to bring forward the debut of the particular rear wing
Bearman: “We will demonstrate why we deserve to fight in the top positions of the midfield”
After the 7° place in Australia, the Briton aims to replicate a similar result also in China, while acknowledging the complexities of the track.
Ferrari chases Mercedes, Hamilton: “In the race, a gap of 4-5 tenths. It’s huge, but with the developments…”
The Englishman believes in Ferrari’s chances of closing the gap that separates the reds from the silver arrows.