Ferrari to count on “some aerodynamic updates” for Hungarian GP. Mattia Binotto previews the next round.

This Sunday sees the 34th edition of the Hungarian Grand Prix, traditionally the last race before the Formula 1 mandated summer shutdown, which comes as a welcome break to all the teams. It has only ever been held at one venue, the Hungaroring, on the outskirts of Budapest, although the track has undergone several modifications, albeit minor ones. Scuderia Ferrari has won here seven times.

FERRARI STATS HUNGARIAN GP
GP participations 33
Debut 1986 (Stefan Johansson 4th, Michele Alboreto Ret.)
Wins 7 (21,21%)
Pole positions 8 (24,24%)
Fastest laps 9 (27,27%)
Total podiums 24 (72,72%)

Scuderia Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto previews the next round of the 2019 Formula One season:
“Budapest is a track where cooling is usually an important factor and where cars run in maximum downforce configuration. The tyres come under a lot of stress, because of the type of corners and that even applies over a single lap in qualifying.
It will be important to see if this race provides further confirmation that our car has improved on various types of track. We will be able to count on the various elements we introduced recently, as well as some aerodynamic updates.
Of course, we are focusing on resolving our recent reliability problems to ensure they do not occur again.”