FP1 Battle Report:
- Ferrari and Mayben continued to jump dolphins, and the car footage looked bumpy, but Wolfe thought it was caused by the rigid suspension, while Hamilton said he needed an arm pad.
- Bottas only ran 2 laps before he failed, but was fined 1,000 euros for speeding in the pit area.
- The 18-inch tires have an impact on the driver's line of sight in Monaco.
- Leclerc and Verstappen both rushed off the track. Is le buckle's home curse still the same?
- Norris came to the game with illness and did not know whether it would affect his play.
- Ferrari, Aston Martin and Alfa Romeo have not been upgraded at this station, and the other team upgrades are mostly for steering system and brake cooling, and there is no new air package.
- Perez, Bottas, and Kakuda were all fined for speeding in the maintenance area.
- Kakuda replaces the transmission, Gasley replaces the exhaust, and Both Both Bottas and Mick replace the MGU-K.
- Many riders have had tire damage or rushed into the buffer zone, and it seems that the drivers are still familiar with the track.
FP2 Battle Report:
- Ricciard crashed, engineer Stallard asked Ricciard: Car ok? Ricardo replied: I am ok. Stallard didn't seem to know at first that Ricciardo had crashed.
- Ferrari Red Bull refreshed each other's results, and in the end it was Ferrari.
- The Mayben driver complained about the car again, wondering if the Mayben could solve it today.
- Leclerc asked to go to the bathroom again, what's wrong?
- Kakuda was again admonished to force Magnussen to approach him unnecessarily. F1 stipulates that 10 places will be sent back 5 times in the same season, while Kakuda has been reprimanded 4 times in 6 games.
- Perez's left rearview mirror was gone.
- It wasn't just Mei Ben who jumped dolphins, and Kakuda was also complaining that the upside down hadn't opened. But Wolfe of Meben thinks they were caused by rigid suspension, not dolphin jumping.
- The Ferrari team continued its highlight moments, with FP2 taking the top two.