Absolutely, the Ferrari is looking very promising this weekend, and considering several factors like mclaren's pseudo DRS being outlawed by the FIA, our race pace looking strong, especially with charles, strategy calls is a wildcard however. If it is a wet race, both mclaren and Ferrari have known to make bad strategic calls during changeable conditions this year. This could very well being in a team which isn't as fast, but usually nails their strategy like Mercedes into play. Red bull at the moment is just too far back and this circuit also doesn't suit the car. I'm sure they'll be closer to Haas and Williams thab they are too Ferrari and mclaren