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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McLaren’s Lando Norris takes his second win of the season ahead of Antonelli and Russell, with both Ferraris off the podium. Max Verstappen’s race ends at the start, while Alonso impresses in ninth.
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The Dutch GP Sprint was overly monotonous, underlining just how difficult overtaking is at Zandvoort. Will the Grand Prix be different? Much will also depend on pit-stop strategies.
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Ferrari has limitations compared with Mercedes and McLaren. The weather was not the direct cause of Leclerc and Hamilton’s difficult Q3, but it played a major part in shaping the outcome.
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The chase is back on: Antonelli had a day and a half more time off than his team-mate, but Kimi is now fully ready to defend first place.
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Lando Norris took pole position at Zandvoort ahead of the Mercedes pair, while Ferrari endured a disappointing session, with Charles Leclerc only sixth.
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A shame for Hamilton: the pace was there, as were the hopes. Starting seventh could prove an insurmountable obstacle for him in the Sprint.
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