It’s all about the details in Formula 1.Ferrari’s Zandvoort upgrade - bolted on from sprint qualifying onwards, likely because Ferrari doesn't have many spares and didn't want to risk damage in practice - might not look like much, but it is the finer details that we are talking about that optimise the overall performance. In effect, they cost very little, so they don’t break the budget as far as the all-important cost cap is concerned.This small…
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