F1 Analysis: Verstappen fastest where it matters for the French Grand Prix - GPblog

Ferrari might've topped the timesheets in both sessions, but it's Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing that look best prepared for Sunday's French Grand Prix. As has been a trait in the 2022 Formula 1 season, Charles Leclerc and Ferrari look best prepared for qualifying but it's an advantage that could slip away if the Italian team don't make the required set-up changes for the race overnight. 
Ferrari might've topped the timesheets in both sessions, but it's Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing that look best prepared for Sunday's French Grand Prix. As has been a trait in the 2022 Formula 1 season, Charles Leclerc and Ferrari look best prepared for qualifying but it's an advantage that could slip away if the Italian team don't make the required set-up changes for the race overnight. 

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