Alpine Formula 1 driver Esteban Ocon reveals that his team will continue to rotate its heavier chassis, which has impacted his qualifying performance. Meanwhile, the team is determined to make the most of Ocon’s final 15 races before his departure, focusing on their F1 calendar and strategy.
Author: Ophelia Mournblade
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