Ferrari must get back on track on the Gilles-Villeneuve circuit

For Team Ferrari, it's about quickly forgetting the catastrophic Monaco weekend. In the streets of the principality, the Prancing Horse team had to be content with?an anonymous seventh place from Fernando Alonso, while Felipe Massa was undergoing examinations at the hospital after being violently went off the track twice. While Formula 1 approaching the 7th round of the season this weekend, in Canada, Stefano Domenicali explains what has been done to redress the situation. “We worked hard, studying all the data to understand why we didn't perform as well as expected, and from here we looked forward, before tuning the car completely differently as required by Montreal. . We are moving from the circuit which requires the most downforce of the season, to the one which requires the least among those we have visited so far?, explains the main team of the reds.

Other factors will need to be monitored this weekend, he adds. “We're also going to focus on the issues we've had with reliability, which absolutely needs to be resolved. What is certain is that the team is completely motivated and we are convinced that what happened in Monaco was just an isolated misstep?, concludes Stefano Domenicali, who also clarified that Felipe Massa will have a new chassis following his accidents in Monte-Carlo.