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Ferrari targets early performance gains with SF-26 updates in F1 Chinese Grand Prix
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Scuderia Ferrari aiming to take the fight to Mercedes in China
The Scuderia Ferrari Formula One team will be hoping to build upon the momentum of its ‘best of the rest’ finish at the Australian Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished in third and fourth positions respectively in what was the first race of the new hybrid era. READ CRAIG SCARBOROUGH’S TECH REVIEW OF THE FERRARI SF-26 Opinions have been mixed as to whether the electric energy harvesting and power boost to pass is really real ra…
Ferrari targets early performance gains with SF-26 updates in F1 Chinese Grand Prix
Following the recent comments from Fred Vasseur, further confirmations are now emerging: Ferrari could introduce the first upgrades for the SF-26 as early as the Chinese Grand Prix weekend. In a Formula 1 season shaped by such a radical regulatory change, the role of in-season development is becoming increasingly crucial. This was confirmed by Fred Vasseur after the conclusion of the opening round of the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship, when t…
After an Australian Grand Prix that opened the new page of the F1 in a somewhat controversial way, the paddock went to Shanghai to compete this weekend for the China Grand Prix, on a circuit that should be more positive for the new regulation. The drivers were generally skeptical or even outright negative towards the new Formula 1 single-seaters, but this second test could be reassuring, on a track with strong braking that will help optimize the…
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