Estabon Okon Hales “Best Quality of the Year” in Has Hunts Point F1 Miami GP

Haas’ Estaban Okon The last part of the qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix of Formula 1 was revealed on his passage, but he said that the American squad still has a work to work to improve the stability of its VF-25 chassis.

Frenchman Keep your car in ninth placeRed bull Yuki Sunoda And getting within 0.07s Charles Lakeler Ferrari, to ensure that after losing the Has, can put your claim at stake Oliver bearman Sprint-race eighth for a pitlane violation.

OCON paid the credit to the HAS team for changes between the Sprint race and the qualifying, assuming that it “removes most issues” which was encountered through Saturday’s small race.

He felt that he was something else that he could do, within each other – 0.620 – of the pole lap of Vastapane.

Okon said, “I think perhaps the best Quality for us so far. We actually turned the car into a set-up case and tried to improve from issues that we had in the sprint race.”

“The sprint race was really a difficult. We faced a lot of issues with the car and we overcame most of them. I am still going to say that there are some more that we need to overcome.

“But honestly, we maximized the capacity we have, which definitely looks good. This is a good relief for everyone because we have been in Jeddah recently through very difficult times. Also in practice here, it is not easy.

“But this Quali, nothing we could.”

Set-up window “really short” for the Haas team

Asked about the run’s run for the final grid slot, the Q1 failed to clean the Q1, said that Has was still dealing with the moments of incompatibility with his car, still when both cars were running in the same set-up.

He reported that the range of finding the right set -up was still “really small” – but he said that the team had fixed the pipeline to address those issues.

“I think my engineering team has done a terrible job. He could be proud of what he has done today,” he said. “But this is what we need to work, our stability. Our car window is actually small.

“And even though you try and put cars together in the same set-up, we still see big differences in cars many times. We need to work on it, more stability than it. But we have some plans that are coming in the next race.”

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Photos from Miami GP – Sprint and qualifying