Facing Chen Xiangbei's inquiry, this time Trulli did not answer directly, showing hesitation on his face.
In the past, he was "generously selfless," willing to share tuning data and provide onboard footage from his first-person perspective.
With the pride of a veteran, Trulli felt it was fine to guide a rookie, especially when putting aside Briatore's influence; the hard-working attitude of this newcomer from China suited him well.
But now, the situation was a bit different.
Chen Xiangbei had become a rival capable of defeating him!
Informing an opponent about track characteristics would undoubtedly increase the difficulty of winning.
Seeing the hesitation on Trulli's face, Chen Xiangbei could understand his mindset and politely smiled before intending to continue walking down the track.
Just as Chen Xiangbei had walked about five meters, Trulli spoke up: "The difficulty of Albert Park Circuit doesn't lie in the corners; it's more about the changing external conditions."
