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Binotto: "Melbourne is not an easy track to find the balance between the slow and fast corners. We focused on protecting the rear tyres first and realised already on Friday that with the mediums the front left tyre starts to suffer from graining. We worked on that."

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Binotto: "Charles also did a good job with tyre management."

Charles: "Ferrari has given me a wonderful car. It's a dream to drive. We had no problem with graining and were able to use them optimally from the first to the last lap."

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Charles: "We have eliminated our weaknesses, which we still had in 2020 and 2021, step by step. I have a car that no longer forces me to do special things to get more speed out of it now."

Charles is also not afraid of the development battle with Red Bull:

"I trust the people who built this car. They are the same people who will develop it further."

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Whether a steering wheel change on the grid was the reason for Carlos‘s poor start is still being investigated by Ferrari.

Binotto: "Actually, it shouldn't be, because the steering wheel settings have to be the same when changing under parc fermé conditions."

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#AMuS Melbourne brought out the qualities of the F1-75. It is fast regardless of the asphalt temperature and tyre compound, over one lap and race distance, they are reliable and easy on the tyres.

Charles: "If it continues in this style, we can think about the championship."

Charles doesn‘t want to think of Imola yet.

Charles: "We have to look at Imola as a normal race and not get distracted."

Full article #AMuS : auto-motor-und-sport.de/formel-1/ferra…