Ferrari arrived at the 2026 season opener with questions to answer. Twelve rounds later, the Scuderia look like genuine title contenders again.
A revised floor introduced mid-season unlocked the SF-26's potential in high-speed corners, an area where the car had previously bled lap time.
Combine that with the steadiest pit crew on the grid and a rejuvenated Charles Leclerc, and Ferrari's late-season surge starts to make sense.
No comments yet
Be the first to share your thoughts.
The new 50/50 split between combustion and electrical power has rewritten the F1 pecking order. Here is how each manufacturer responded to the biggest engine change in a decade.
The new 50/50 split between combustion and electrical power has rewritten the F1 pecking order. Here is how each manufacturer responded to the biggest engine change in a decade.
Lando Norris held off a relentless Max Verstappen under the Marina Bay lights to extend his championship lead in a tense, strategy-defined Singapore Grand Prix.
