The simulation of qualifying rounds in the second free practice pushed it to the fore again Charles Leclerc, which he Lewis Hamilton approached only 68 thousandths of a second, and in third place was another Ferrari driver, Sebastian Vettel.
Typhoid fever Monza of course they expect a victory, but at Ferrari they point out that things are much more complicated than in Spa, where Ferrari really dominated the training sessions, and their superiority was no longer so pronounced in the race. It is also important to point out that Hamilton reached his fastest lap on the drying track after a short downpour, so he might be today Classic Mercedes for sale even in a slight advantage.
on both free practice sessions.
"It's nice to be the fastest, but tomorrow the real picture will show," said Leclerc after the end of the second free practice and added: “I believe that they will be extremely strong at Mercedes tomorrow, as they managed to set up their fastest lap in very difficult conditions. We definitely have a lot of work to do. "
He was in the number 5 race car Sebastian Vettel also cautious about predicting how fast it is otherwise favored on paper SF90, regardless of the good aerodynamic package and power of the drive unit. "I think we can squeeze something more out of the car." je Hag said after the end of Friday's training: "The situation was bad, we don't have real data on the power ratio due to interruptions, as it was not possible to catch the right rhythm, but we drove some good laps, which is positive."
When asked if Ferrari would try to "tow" in the qualifiers, that is, by driving both cars one after the other and exploiting the wind, Yippee Hag replied: "We will see what the situation will be like, how we will be able to join the track, and the tires are also an important factor. It's nice if you can be in the wind, a little less if you're not, but that's the situation here. "
Pri Ferrari are last Sunday in Belgium recorded the first victory ever this year, and a possible Sunday victory at Monza would only be the first since 2010, when he celebrated in the temple of Italian motoring Fernando Alonso. With the fans going crazy, a victory for Ferrari would come in handy to reduce the 145 points behind Mercedes in the constructors' total.
