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Video: why Ferrari wasn’t operating in normal circumstances in Mexico City | 2022 Mexican GP. Why Ferrari wasn’t operating in normal circumstances.

Scuderia Ferrari had an abysmal Mexican Grand Prix weekend, running miles off the pace and clearly being surpassed by Mercedes as the closest thing Red Bull and Max Verstappen have to a challenge right now.

The gap from the front to the red cars of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc was so big it seemed reminiscent of this time a year ago, when the Italian side had established itself over McLaren as the third-fastest team in Formula 1, but didn’t yet have the car to take the fight to Red Bull and Mercedes.

So why was Mexico such a throwback? No Formula 1 car that’s as fast as the Ferrari could suddenly turn that bad overnight in normal circumstances. But as explained in this video, the Maranello team wasn’t operating in normal circumstances in Mexico City.

— see video above —

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