Article To news overview © XPBimages It's no secret that the Ferrari SF-23 is a difficult car to drive at the hands of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz. During the Monaco Grand Prix weekend the team appeared to be in the hunt for pole, after Sainz set the early pace in practice. But a change overnight into Saturday saw both drivers struggle with setup, as Sainz crashed in FP3 and Leclerc missed out on a front row start. Former F1 driver Alex Wurz could see how difficult the car was to drive standing at the high speed Swimming Pool chicane, believing that the ride height has been troublesome area for the SF-23. "I'm curious what Ferrari will do in Barcelona, because I saw through the...
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