Why Could Ferrari Have the Edge in Mexico?
On Sky Sports' F1 Show podcast, Ant Davidson assessed why Ferrari could be dominant at this weekend's Mexico Grand Prix. The article does not detail Davidson's reasoning, but his comments are the focus of pre-race discussion.
Speaking on Sky Sports' F1 Show podcast, Ant Davidson explained why Ferrari could be dominant at this weekend's Mexico Grand Prix. The source article covers the main point of Davidson's assessment, but does not give a full breakdown of his reasoning.
The Mexico City circuit sits at a considerable altitude above sea level. High altitude reduces air density. Because this affects engine performance and the cooling balance of the cars, teams' setup choices carry a particular importance at this race.
The source article does not cover Ferrari's form this season in detail, either at driver or team level. Readers who want Davidson's full views can check the podcast episode or Sky Sports' related article.
As the weekend goes on, it will become clearer how well Ferrari adapts to the track conditions, particularly in qualifying. Sunday's race will give the most concrete answer to this debate.
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