Even with ADUO 2 upgrade, Ferrari is “missing pure power”
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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur says the Scuderia was never going to match Mercedes' level in Formula 1 in 2026, at least in terms of engine power. The Silver Arrows have enjoyed the most powerful engine since F1 introduced new technical regulations this year, but the Additional Power unit (APU) system […]
Lewis Hamilton’s Monza radio highlights Ferrari power deficit despite ADUO-2 upgrade
Lewis Hamilton’s radio traffic during the Italian Grand Prix underlined one of Ferrari’s most worrying problems at Monza, with the seven-time Formula 1 world champion repeatedly asking for more power despite the arrival of the Scuderia’s much-anticipated ADUO-2 engine upgrade. Hamilton complained about Ferrari’s power and straight-line performance on seven separate occasions during a difficult […]
Formula 1 - Ferrari brought to Monza the ADUO2 version of its engine, modified thanks to the drivetrain progression mechanism introduced by the FIA. (...)...
Ferrari brought to Monza the ADUO2 version of its engine, modified thanks to the drivetrain progression mechanism introduced by the FIA. The FIA's objective was to gain in power against the Mercedes and Red Bull, both of which are best performing and give the F1s a better speed, but Fred Vasseur's verdict will obviously disappoint fans of the Scuderia. Ferrari's director admitted that the modifications made by the F1 (...)
The results of the ADUO 2 engine are in line with Ferrari's expectations, but at Monza they were obscured by errors made by drivers and teams.
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