Ferrari goals for seven straight wins to finish 2022

Regardless of its 9 pole positions in 15 Grands Prix contested this season, Ferrari is struggling to transform its potential into leads to races. The Scuderia have gained solely two of the final 12 occasions to this point, and it’s the lack of efficiency on Sunday that notably worries workforce principal Mattia Binotto.

Whether or not in Hungary, Belgium or the Netherlands, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz had all the problem on the planet maintaining tempo with a dominating Max Verstappen, a lot in order that they solely gained one podium every. throughout these three Grands Prix. Within the final 4, Ferrari even scored 36 factors lower than Mercedes.

“My major concern is that it has been three races in a row that we’ve not had the rhythm on Sunday”confirmed Mattia Binotto on Sunday night in Zandvoort. “It is fairly much like Hungary. This weekend we had some good qualifying – qualifying the place we had been aggressive. However within the races we’re not aggressive sufficient, which definitely makes life rather more tough. – not solely as a result of we won’t battle for the win with Max but in addition as a result of we do not have the tempo to maintain the Mercedes behind.”

Charles Leclerc is now relegated 109 factors behind Max Verstappen within the drivers’ championship. It could take an actual miracle for the Ferrari driver to handle to show the tide and win his first world title, particularly for the reason that Dutchman has simply signed the most effective collection of his profession with 4 consecutive successes. Binotto nonetheless confirmed unfailing ambition, aiming not for the title however for victory within the final seven Grands Prix.

“I imagine it has been three races in a row that we’re not at the place our potential needs to be. It is one thing we have to resolve as quickly as attainable as a result of there are just a few races left till the top of the season. the season. We stay on the hunt for victory, and our intention is to win all of the races, together with Monza.”concluded the transalpine.

Interview by Tom Howard