After a difficult May, Haas wants to bounce back in Monaco

For the first time since the start of the season, the Formula 1 The season arrives in Europe. And as every year, the Monaco circuit will present a real challenge with its 3,2 kilometers winding between the safety barriers. Monaco is probably the most difficult Grand Prix of the season for the drivers, where the slightest mistake is punished severely. With overtaking attempts virtually nonexistent on the Principality's track, qualifying is the most important session of the season.

For Ollie Bearman, who will be competing in only his second Grand Prix on the streets of the Principality, confidence will be one of the keys to performance. “The Monaco Grand Prix is ​​a challenge for both drivers and teams. You have to find the right setup for this bumpy and slow circuit, while also optimizing downforce. Like in Montreal, it’s a circuit where confidence is essential and where you have to flirt with the walls to get the most out of every lap,” explains the young Briton.

Haas wants to get back on track in Monaco

Esteban Ocon, who achieved a superb podium finish in Monaco in 2023 before finishing seventh last year, is also enthusiastic about returning to one of the most prestigious events on the calendar. I'm really looking forward to this weekend, as Monaco is always a highlight of the season for the teams and drivers. I have some great memories there myself, and it's fantastic to race so close to France, with my friends and family coming to support me every year. " the pilot rejoiced Haas.

From a management perspective, Ayao Komatsu hopes to see his team improve thanks to the lessons learned from recent races: Looking back, we had two difficult races in May, but this allowed us to analyze and improve our performance, both technically and operationally. With these lessons learned, we are eager to resume regular competition. "said the Japanese team manager.

Haas is currently struggling to score points. They have only managed two points in the last three races, a record that is pushing the American team to seek a rebound this weekend on the streets of the Principality.

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