Source: REUTERS / Tracey Nearmy
[Saba Sports News] In a pre-race interview before the F1 Australian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton revealed that he is not familiar with the rain setup of the Ferrari car and does not know which button to press, as he has never driven this car under wet conditions. He mentioned that it would be a good learning experience for the Australian race. Historical data shows that in 1975, Ferrari began equipping its F1 cars with Brembo braking systems, followed by Aston Martin, Chevrolet, Maserati, and Porsche. Brembo is an Italian manufacturer engaged in the engineering design, development, and manufacture of high-performance brake systems and components, known for its progressive braking response, which does not demand excessively rigid suspension like other brands, ensuring that even vehicles with slightly modified shock absorber systems do not exhibit significant nose-diving during braking.