Charles Leclerc Forced to Use Old Ferrari F1 Engine After Monza Crash
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Formula 1 - Ferrari was forced to return to an old specification of its powertrain in Charles Leclerc's SF-26 for the Grand Prix (...)...
Ferrari was forced to return to an old specification of his drivetrain in Charles Leclerc's SF-26 for the Spanish Grand Prix on the brand new Madring. However, the Italian team had recently introduced its 2nd engine evolution of the season as part of the FIA's ADUO device, but the severe Monegasque accident in Monza forced Ferrari to review its plans and install a power unit from an earlier specification. The decision of (...)
Ferrari ADUO2 engine upgrade analysed: what the Monza data really shows
Ferrari’s ADUO2 power-unit upgrade delivered a measurable improvement at Monza, but the data also highlighted where Mercedes continues to hold an important advantage. The Italian Grand Prix provided the toughest possible test for the new Ferrari specification, and the comparisons from the weekend suggest that the SF-26 has recovered performance under acceleration without completely closing […]
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