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“There is a lot of work ahead of us to understand why… Last week at a very different track we had some pace to fight there, today it was impossible, so [I’m] pretty disappointed.”
Pushed on whether there were any early indications of why the performance level had changed so much, Gasly answered: “The brakes, we’ve got to fix that because especially on a track like that it makes it very, very hard.
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“Bouncing, we didn’t have much in the last few events and we had a lot here. Obviously it’s a very specific track with the rear wing we’re running, so a lot to review.”
Ocon, meanwhile, ran a different strategy to his team mate but his day did not prove much more fruitful, with a final result of P14. The Frenchman later acknowledged that the squad had attempted different things on what was a tough weekend throughout.
“We tried everything this weekend,” said Ocon. “In qualifying we tried to qualify with the new or used tyre – we tried both. Today in the race we tried a reverse strategy, I managed to stay on the one-stop, on the other side Pierre did a different one.
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