Ferrari are reported to be preparing an evolution of their rear wing that they hope will help them reduce their deficit in a straight line to Red Bull. Red Bull’s Honda engine has seemingly been the strongest this year, and across the three days at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Ferrari were an average of 3.65kph slower than Red Bull in the speed trap. This reduced massively from the near 20kmh deficit they experienced in Jeddah, which is indicative of two things. READ: Red Bull’s Imola upgrade a major boost for Verstappen in battle with Leclerc The first is that the Scuderia’s setup is one of the most versatile on the grid; they can fluctuate between downforce and straight-line...
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