The Italian car manufacturer has looked impressive through both the Barcelona and Bahrain tests, with many suggesting it has the strongest package right now.
But while the Maranello outfit is optimistic it has made good progress over the winter to move closer to the front, team boss Mattia Binotto says that any talk of it being the team to beat is wide of the mark.
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Binoitto does not understand why others have praised his squad’s potential, when he thinks it is impossible to know exactly where everyone stacks up right now for the first race.
“I’m not myself capable of judging the others,” he said.
“But we should be very good to judge ourselves and I don’t think we will be [the] winner.
“I think both Red Bull and Mercedes have very strong and fast cars, and those teams are very strong as well.
“I can see that even on the last day [of the test] Red Bull have brought upgrades to their car, proving and showing how good…
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