It is Italian Grand Prix week, the event fans of Ferrari and every other team eagerly await; whatever the on-track competitiveness, Monza is always special in its own way.
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The Italian Grand Prix is a major event for Ferrari: its home race, a chance to be with its fans and feel the public’s affection. Success hinges on one opportunity.
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Managing two drivers does not necessarily mean treating them equally; it means handling the race situation correctly.
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Ferrari will bring an F310-inspired livery to Monza, honouring a 1996 car that was ungainly, only intermittently quick and often unreliable. Why is it so special to the Scuderia 30 years on?
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Ferrari team principal Frédéric Vasseur was right: the race pace of the two SF-26s was clear. Ferrari had the speed to win, but Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton missed an opportunity.
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Ferrari’s home race at Monza could prove decisive in the championship battle, but it needs to raise its game.
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Ferrari is ready to introduce the second evolution of its power unit, but sources close to the team say the enthusiasm portrayed externally is not reflected within the Scuderia.
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The first period ended at the Canadian Grand Prix and the second at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Red Bull can now only hope for the findings from the third period.
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With the Italian Grand Prix fast approaching, Scuderia Ferrari HP is holding an event in Milan where fans can meet Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton.
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Zandvoort, a circuit broadly comparable to Hungary in the traits needed for a car to be competitive, allows us to assess the progress made by the teams during the break.
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The SF-26 is quick, but Ferrari needs to work on the team. The squad is still one step away from being able to strive for perfection.
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The Woking team is starting to look threatening, particularly to Ferrari. In many ways, the season is resembling 2024, with familiar ghosts returning to haunt Maranello.
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Taking risks is an art. Fear is right because it gives us a sense of risk, but it must be managed properly. To aim high, you have to learn to do it well.
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