Ferrari Continues Development of SF-26 Despite Title Challenges
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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur confirmed that the team will maintain its focus on developing the SF-26 Formula 1 car. This decision comes even as the team's chances for the championship appear to be decreasing.
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First to reportWhy Ferrari won't switch focus to 2027 F1 car yetFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur says the Scuderia will keep developing its SF-26 Formula 1 car, despite its diminishing title chances. After Lewis Hamilton retired from the Spanish Grand Prix with brake issues, the seven-time world champion is 101 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli in the drivers’ standings. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc finished just fourth at Madring ... Keep reading
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Ferrari not yet switching focus to 2027 F1 carFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur says the Scuderia will keep developing its SF-26 Formula 1 car, despite its diminishing title chances. After Lewis Hamilton retired from the Spanish Grand Prix with brake issues, the seven-time world champion is 101 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli in the drivers’ standings. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc finished just fourth at Madring ... Keep reading
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Why Ferrari won't switch focus to 2027 F1 car yetFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur says the Scuderia will keep developing its SF-26 Formula 1 car, despite its diminishing title chances. After Lewis Hamilton retired from the Spanish Grand Prix with brake issues, the seven-time world champion is 101 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli in the drivers’ standings. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc finished just fourth at Madring ... Keep readingMotorsport.comTue 15 Sep · 15:49 UTCRead their report →Ferrari not yet switching focus to 2027 F1 carFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur says the Scuderia will keep developing its SF-26 Formula 1 car, despite its diminishing title chances. After Lewis Hamilton retired from the Spanish Grand Prix with brake issues, the seven-time world champion is 101 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli in the drivers’ standings. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc finished just fourth at Madring ... Keep readingAutosportTue 15 Sep · 15:55 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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