Ferrari’s management has called for a cleaner execution of race weekends after a string of costly results, with team boss Frederic Vasseur and driver Nico Rosberg both pointing out the team’s recurring flaw ahead of the Baku Grand Prix.
Vasseur said the team must “execute weekends more cleanly” following the recent series of mistakes that have cost points. He stressed that a tighter approach to qualifying and race strategy is essential if Ferrari is to remain competitive.
Rosberg, meanwhile, highlighted the same issue, noting that the team’s repeat flaw has become a stumbling block in the championship. His comments come as the team looks to turn its fortunes around.
With the Baku race on the calendar, Ferrari has set a clear target to improve its performance in the Azerbaijani capital, where the street circuit is known for its demanding layout and high temperatures.
As the season progresses, the focus will be on translating the team’s renewed emphasis on clean execution into better results on the track.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
