角田半投降,意粉佬
"I think we have a pretty good idea of where we are right now. To be honest, I didn't expect to struggle this much in FP2," reflected Tsunoda Yuki.
"But we'll see what happens. For me, I still have some time to work on and I hope to squeeze a few more tenths out of the car for tomorrow."
"FP1 wasn't the ideal start to the weekend, but that's OK and we still managed to gather a good amount of data for tomorrow."
"We'll try to do the best we can to extract a bit more performance and get into Q3."
RB analysed data from the past two races and brought a " hybrid package " to Silverstone , mixing old and new specs . Could their poor performance today be due to the upgrades not working as effectively?
"If anything, it felt like the characteristics of the course simply didn't suit our car," explains Tsunoda Yuki.
"The previous three races were held on circuits with many high-speed corners, but this one in particular has several long, high-speed corners, so it's not really suited to us."
"Plus our rival teams, especially Haas, have come forward and shown a lot of speed, so we have to work a bit harder."