Japan
They’re pointing to a previous race in Japan as a clue about what might happen in Miami. If Ferrari had trouble on long straight parts there, Miami could be similar.
“Japan” is referenced as a recent race where Ferrari struggled on multiple long straight sections. The hosts use that as evidence that Miami’s characteristics may expose similar weaknesses, particularly around the balance between speed and aerodynamic grip.
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"I am straight after Japan. [596.8s] I went to LA, I spent a week in LA."
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"I mean, famous last words regarding safety, but it feels like we're in a better spot versus where we were in Japan. For example, Barcelona, it felt like if we were having those issues into turn one..."
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