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Home » Ferrari looking to build on strengths after best season in 10 years

Ferrari looking to build on strengths after best season in 10 years. The lessons learned this season should help them become more consistent.

English senior performance engineer Jock Clear has explained how this season has been the Maranello team’s “strongest season for 10 years”. At one stage, Ferrari looked to have the stronger machinery to their title rivals, Mercedes; but too many errors from Scuderia in the second part of the 2018 Formula One season eventually handed the Silver Arrows their fifth constructors’ title in a row.

Scuderua Ferrari were obviously very disappointed to miss out on the title, but Jock Clear believes that the lessons learned this season should help them become more consistent in the future: “It has been a fantastic battle and that’s why we do this sport,” he said, as reported earlier today by Autosport. “It’s seasons like this that you just relish. Obviously, when you are on the wrong end of it, it is frustrating. But specifically, we haven’t really looked back at what point, as you put it, things slipped away from us. The fact is a season is season and the points we score in Abu Dhabi are just as important as the points you score in Australia (first race of season), and to win a championship you need to put together a full season. We haven’t done as good a job in that respect as our direct competitors and we are aware of that. We look back over the season, we look at the strengths of what is probably the strongest Ferrari season for 10 years and we build on those strengths.” – Ferrari’s engineering chief concluded.

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