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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Ferrari plans aggressive upgrades for 2026 season

Motorsport.com+ 2 moreSat 15 Aug · 13:09 UTCupdated Sat 22 Aug · 08:32 UTCHave your say
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Ferrari has shown progress in the 2026 Formula 1 season but aims to enhance its performance further. The team is set to implement a significant development program in the second half of the season to improve its standing in the Constructors' Championship.

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First to reportF1 2026 mid-season grades: Innovative Ferrari impresses with strong startWas Fred Vasseur playing with fire when he decided Ferrari should switch focus to 2026 as early as April last year? Perhaps so, but with the Scuderia unable to catch McLaren, the Frenchman made the rational and correct call, even if it didn't necessarily go down well with the expectant Italian faithful at the time. Vasseur at least weathered that storm, but only on the basis that he and his ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSat 15 Aug · 13:09 UTCRead their report →
The upgrades Ferrari are expetced to bring in the second half of the 2026 F1 seasonFerrari are preparing an aggressive development programme for the second half of the 2026 Formula 1 season as they look to close the gap to Mercedes in the Constructors' Championship.f1technical.netTue 18 Aug · 09:34 UTCRead →
How Ferrari’s 2026 season has played out so farThere has been progress for Ferrari in 2026, but can the Scuderia improve further in the second half?Formula1.comTue 18 Aug · 10:50 UTCRead →
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