May 9 Ferrari admits it has to up its game – but is hoping Red Bull is blowing its development budget for 2022 too early. 'Max was faster, like he was at Imola,' Miami pole sitter Charles Leclerc said after being beaten by reigning world champion Max Verstappen on Sunday. 'For two races now, the Red Bull has been more consistent than us with the medium tyres. I spoke about it with Carlos (Sainz) and it's the case with both cars. 'In qualifying we are good when the tyres are new but when they wear, we are not as good as Red Bull. 'We have to look at that for the next races,' Leclerc insisted. Laurent Mekies, Ferrari's deputy boss, says straightline speed is another problem. 'We have...
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