Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc does not feel that the “porpoising” the team have been experiencing has been at all detrimental to the performance of his F1-75. New technical regulations were introduced this season in a move that saw the return of ground effect aerodynamics and, as such, a few largely unprecedented issues have surfaced. One of those is that of the car hitting the ground as a result of the floor being so much lower than it used to be. READ: ‘That is something we have never achieved’: Wolff hails Ferrari’s engine gains The aerodynamic bits and pieces that generate the downforce have principally been moved to the bottom of the car, all but extinguishing the rake...
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