Ferrari has insisted that it was no further behind Toyota in the Fuji 6 Hours on Sunday than at the previous round of the World Endurance Championship at Monza.
“What was unexpected was how quick Porsche was,” Salvi said after the race. “It was quite surprising; we were the third team here.”took a cautious approach on tyre strategy at Fuji, though he stressed that he believed it had made the right choices.
Porsche ran throughout the race on mediums, while Toyota started with hard tyres on the left-hand side of the car and mediums on the right.
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