Graham Watson, the team principal of Toro Rosso, has declared that they have reached the saturation point in terms of their performance and need to make significant changes in order to improve.

Speaking to reporters after the team’s lackluster performance in the last race, Watson stated that they have hit a brick wall and need to shift their approach if they want to see any tangible improvements.

“We are at the saturation point in terms of our performance. We have been unable to break through and make significant gains in the past few races. It is clear that we need to make some changes in order to move forward,” said Watson.

One of the key areas that Watson highlighted for improvement was the team’s overall strategy and decision-making process during races. He stated that there have been instances where the team has made costly errors that have hurt their chances of achieving better results.

“We need to be more strategic in our decision-making process during races. We have made some errors in judgment that have cost us valuable points. It is imperative that we address this issue moving forward,” Watson added.

Watson also stressed the importance of improving the communication and collaboration between the team’s engineers and drivers. He stated that there needs to be a more cohesive approach in order to maximize the team’s potential.

“In order to compete at the highest level, we need to improve our communication and collaboration between the engineering team and drivers. We need to work together as a cohesive unit in order to achieve the best results,” Watson explained.

Overall, Watson’s comments reflect a sense of urgency within the Toro Rosso team. With the season reaching its midpoint, it is clear that the team needs to make significant changes in order to turn their fortunes around.

As Watson put it, “We are at the saturation point and it is time for us to make some bold moves in order to improve our performance. We are committed to making the necessary changes to ensure that we are competing at the highest level.” Only time will tell if these changes will be enough to propel Toro Rosso to success in the remaining races of the season.