Gabriel Bortoleto is focused on this Sunday’s (3) Miami Grand Prix of Formula 1. Starting from the back of the pack, the driver admitted that he doesn’t have much to think about in terms of plans, especially due to the rain forecast during the race.
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After a very complicated qualifying session at the Hard Rock Stadium street circuit, the competitor ended up only in 22nd position on the grid. But with a penalty and disqualification of Isack Hadjar, who starts from the pits, at least he will not be last in the pack.
So, about 25 minutes before the lights go out in Miami, Bortoleto spoke briefly with Mariana Becker. To the journalist, he commented that there isn’t much to decide for the race, since the forecast is for rain.
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“I think now going to the grid is more about understanding the car’s balance and understanding what we have to do for the start. But there isn’t much to think about in terms of plans at this moment, especially because the forecast is that it will rain at some point during the race. So, we’ll see,” he told SpoTV.
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