Fernando Alonso has made a bold prediction about Ferrari looking ahead to the upcoming races.
Since winning the Monaco Grand Prix in May, Ferrari have struggled for form, slipping to third in the constructors’ championship.
This has forced Ferrari to compromise with their car setup during race weekends, putting them on the back foot relative to McLaren, Red Bull and Mercedes. “I think the top four teams, maybe Mercedes, are a little bit up and down, but McLaren, Red Bull and Ferrari, they are podium contenders every weekend,” Alonso said.“What we saw last year in Monza and Singapore, Leclerc's win in Monaco this year, for Singapore, I think they will be the favourites.”Despite having both cars inside the top 10 in qualifying, both Alonso and“Probably even one point is a little bit too much for the pace we had,” Alonso added.
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