At the recent Japanese Grand Prix, Ferrari showcased its significant improvement in F1 strategies, with standout performances by Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz. Sainz highlighted the progression in Ferrari's strategic approach over the last few years but attributed the notable advancements primarily to the enhanced capabilities of the SF-24 car. The improved race pace and consistency offered by the Ferrari SF-24 have granted the team greater strategic flexibility, a sharp contrast to the previous season where Ferrari struggled with race performance and tyre degradation. This evolution allowed Ferrari to execute strategies more effectively, moving away from the rigid and often criticized decisions of the past. Sainz emphasized the importance of having a better car that not only is faster but also manages tyre wear more efficiently, enabling more dynamic and successful strategic choices during races.Subtopics:- Ferrari's strategic improvements at the Japanese Grand Prix- The role of the SF-24 in enhancing Ferrari's race strategies- Comparison of Ferrari's current strategy execution to previous seasons- The impact of a better-performing car on strategic flexibility and success

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