Ferrari will launch its 2026 challenger just days before testing begins. The goal? A mileage-first approach with a ‘Spec A’ chassis to maximize data before rapid evolution.
Ferrari’s 2026 F1 Pre-Season Strategy: Late Launch & ‘Spec A’ Chassis Lire la suite »
Lewis Hamilton’s debut Ferrari season was statistically his worst ever. Yet, Team Principal Frédéric Vasseur singles out the Briton’s behind-the-scenes attitude as a vital asset for the team’s future.
Vasseur Praises Hamilton’s Attitude Despite Nightmare 2025 Season Lire la suite »
In a surprising turn for F1’s fiercest rivalry, Max Verstappen admits it is « painful to watch » Lewis Hamilton endure a podium-less season at Ferrari.
Max Verstappen: “It Hurts to See Hamilton Struggle at Ferrari” Lire la suite »
Lewis Hamilton’s disastrous first season at Ferrari has drawn sharp criticism from former team principal Maurizio Arrivabene, who compares the Briton’s « engineer » approach to the mistakes made by Sebastian Vettel.
In a daring display at the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc overcame the « nightmare » handling of his Ferrari to qualify fifth, while championship contenders Verstappen and Norris locked out the front row.
Charles Leclerc Defies Ferrari SF-25 Struggles with Heroic Abu Dhabi Qualifying Lire la suite »
Lewis Hamilton’s 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend turned into another nightmare as a crash in FP3 was followed by a Q1 elimination in his Ferrari. In what many see as the symbolic end of a bruising era for the seven‑time world champion, Hamilton once again found himself out in the first segment while others fought at the front.
Ferrari has already completed FIA crash testing for its 2026 F1 chassis, with Project 678 cleared for homologation after passing every test on the first attempt, underlining how early the Scuderia switched development away from the troubled SF‑25 to the next-rule era.
Ferrari’s 2026 F1 Car Passes All FIA Crash Tests Ahead of Schedule Lire la suite »
errari endured a frustrating and dull weekend at the 2025 Qatar GP. Charles Leclerc described his race as boring, focusing instead on tracking and calculating the title fight gaps between Lando Norris, Max Verstappen, and Oscar Piastri from inside the cockpit.
Leclerc Bored at Qatar GP 2025 as Ferrari Faces Another Tough Weekend Lire la suite »
Charles Leclerc struggled in Qatar qualifying, finishing 10th and admitting Ferrari’s lack of pace made the weekend a “nightmare” with no solutions in sight.
Leclerc Admits Ferrari Has No Escape from Qatar GP Woes Lire la suite »
In the Qatar GP 2025 sprint race, Ferrari showed severe performance problems with Leclerc dropping positions significantly and Hamilton battling car instability, marking their first combined non-score in a sprint since 2021. Both drivers agreed the SF-25 had worsened, making the race a major challenge.
