There should be some sort of standard/requirement for road/pavement quality. These are the premier cars and drivers in the world, driving on these terrible track conditions (Miami and Baku - and Im sure Vegas next year) If you are going to have them race on a street circuit, which I understand is part of the F1 lore, at least have the track in prime condition. Yesterday was a joke. As a red bull fan I am happy Red Bull had early season car realitblity issues and was able to quickly nip it in the bud. To your statement, Ferrari needs the break in August to figure it out, as the issues wont be "fixed" in 7 days. I was hoping to see a Red Bull/Ferrari shootout similar to Red Bull/Merc last year and I believe with LeClerc speed, if the realitblity shows up, we will have a very entertaining remainder of the season. Merc is a season away, jmo, but it sure is fun to see Russell stepping up to the the plate, he is going to be a FORCE in the years to come. You could see this 2 years ago when we subbed for Lewis, while Lewis was out with Covid. I hope to see Checo on the top spot of the podium a bit more