“Honestly, I would say that it couldn’t go much better,” said Rowland. “The first two races were a little bit difficult. We were trying to find a balance with the car with the setup, we’d made some changes from last year that we were kind of trying to experiment with it didn’t really work, let’s say. But since going back to our baseline settings, and being able to obviously do three podiums in a row and two propositions that’s obviously very, very positive.”<\/p>\n
While acknowledging the team’s strengths, Rowland also identifies areas for improvement, particularly in race efficiency. He recognizes that this may be an area where rivals have an edge, but he remains confident in the team’s ability to address these challenges.<\/p>\n
“We still have some areas to improve. There are a couple of things on the car that I’m not 100% comfortable with. But there’s also not much we can do about that right now until next year. So we kind of just have to work around those things at the moment. But I would, I would still say that the races in terms of pure efficiency is an area that we need to improve.”<\/p>\n
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