168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc has offered his insight into the modified floor that Ferrari have brought to the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix.

A major upgrade package in Spain last month did not have the desired effect - altho﷽ugh Ferrari delivered more downforce, their new floor also created a bouncing problem.

At Silverstone the 💎latest version of the floor was ditched in favour of tꦇhe older parts.

But Ferrari arrive at the Hungaroring set to persevere with t🔜he new version of the෴ floor, with modifications they hope will tackle the troublesome bouncing.

“We've been doing our hom🌸ework pretty well,” Leclerc said in Hungary, where wuqian0821.com are in the paddock.

“By going in extreme ways in the last few races on my side wiꩲ🍃th the setup, I think we've learned many things. And with the week off in between the races we could take conclusions and make our choice for this weekend.”

𒆙Leclerc added: “I think it's not the track w🍸here the bouncing is the most visible.

“However, we've ﷽got metrics and again, with the last three, four races, we've got things that could tell us whether we are on the right path or not. So I think i🐻t will be enough to see that.

“However, in Spa, it will be even more of a test f⭕or us. But I'm very confident that what we've learned in the last three, four races will be better for go♛ing in the future, whether we're here or on another track.

“We will [make] a step from now on.”

Leclerc was asked w🌠hether Ferrari might plan to use different floors at different circuit♓s.

But he said: “N🤪o, I don't imagine that for now. It's definitely not one of our targets to have different floors on diౠfferent kinds of tracks.

“H💃owever, the new par🎀t is mostly for the bouncing. It's not for the peakiness.

“The peakiness has never been a problem. Obviously you have more peakiness when you are on bouncing because it's just jumping every꧙where, but the problem isꦿ not the peakiness, it's just the bouncing.”

Ferrari are not the first F1 team to bring a෴ floor upgrade this season.

Mercedes ♛brought their new floor to Miami, and Red Bull introduced🤪 their own a fortnight ago at Silverstone.

Leclerc was asked if ဣfloor upgrades have an upper limit, preventing major gains.

“Probably the engineers know much more than I do, but for sure there is room for improvement,” he said. 
“The floor is so powerful on those cars that it's also where you canܫ ga𝔉in the most.

“And now today, the room oജf improvement is alway🉐s smaller because it's been quite a few years that we've had the same regulations.

“It's still an area 💦we focus on as a team. But the details i🌜n it can make such a big difference.

“And we've seen it with a Barcelon༒a package, which induced quite a bit more bouncing with very little changes.

“With a small change, you can induce bouncing and it can have a huge consequence, bu🐈t the gains are also there in case you make it right. We cannot be safe in that area and we▨ need to push the development in those areas.”

'Pay the price with results, but gain knowledge'

Leclerc is thꦚird in the F1 championship, 105 points behind leader Max Verstappen, heading into Hungary this weekend.

𒊎His season so farཧ has peaked by winning his home race in Monaco for the first time.

Leclerc said: “I think our rate of improvement until 🌄Monaco was really good.

“As I've said many times before tha🅷t, we were probably the team that have made most progress back from Monza last year to Monaco this year. It was a really good rate of improvement.

“Then we went to Montreal where we had some issues with the powe🐻r unit in t🅰he race which obviously cost us a good result.

“Then after I think the turning point was from Barcelo𝓀na onwards where we obviously had an upgrade that introduced quite a bit more bouncing.

“And on my side especially, from that mܫoment on, I've been quite extreme in the change of set-up in order to try and find a way around those issues, which you pay the price with the results.

“However, you gain a lot of ♚knowledge about those issues and I think𝓡 it will help us bounce back from this weekend onwards.

“For us it's obviously very important to lose as [few] races as possible to understand those is⭕sues, but I think we now we understandd those issues better.

“I'm confident that it will be better from this race onward in order to maximise the points here and in Spa as well,🐠 and obviously for the rest of the season.”