The Formula 1 circus is heading to Baku, Azerbaijan for the next race on the calendar, and Scuderia Ferrari is looking to continue their quest for the World Championship. The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is known for its high-speed straights and tight street circuits, making it a challenging race for both drivers and teams.

One of the unique challenges of racing in Baku is the altitude. At 28 meters below sea level, the city is the lowest-lying capital in the world. This presents a unique set of challenges for the teams, as the lower altitude means less air resistance, which can affect the aerodynamics of the cars. Teams will have to fine-tune their setups to ensure they get the maximum performance out of their cars in these conditions.

For Scuderia Ferrari, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix presents an opportunity to continue their strong start to the season. The team has shown impressive pace in the first few races, with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both regularly challenging for podium finishes. The team is currently sitting in second place in the Constructors’ Championship, just behind reigning champions Mercedes.

Leclerc, in particular, has been in fine form this season, with two podium finishes in the first three races. The Monegasque driver has shown a strong pace in qualifying and has been able to convert that into strong race performances. Sainz, on the other hand, has been steadily improving with each race and is looking more comfortable in the Ferrari as the season progresses.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is also known for its unpredictability, with the tight street circuit providing plenty of opportunities for drama. The circuit features a long straight followed by a tight and twisty section, which can lead to plenty of overtaking and potential for accidents.

With the championship battle heating up between Mercedes and Red Bull, Ferrari will be looking to capitalize on any opportunities that come their way in Baku. The team has shown they have the pace to challenge for victories this season, and they will be looking to continue that trend in Azerbaijan.

As the teams and drivers prepare to tackle the challenges of racing beyond sea level in Baku, fans can expect an exciting and unpredictable race. With Ferrari looking to continue their strong form, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix is shaping up to be a thrilling event for Formula 1 fans around the world.