Charles Leclerc will drive the SF-26 in FP1, but Ferrari is taking precautions after his Monza crash and has placed Antonio Giovinazzi on standby.
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If Monza was the crossroads for Ferrari’s ambitions, it is clear that this too will be a season of regrets for the men from Maranello.
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Ferrari had a completely mistaken view of its competitiveness at Monza. At this stage of the season, recognising its own limitations is the most important thing.
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Monza delivered a bittersweet day for the home crowd. Antonelli’s victory delighted fans at the circuit, but Ferrari’s race made it impossible to celebrate wholeheartedly.
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Kimi Antonelli storms from 19th to victory in his home Grand Prix, ahead of George Russell and Max Verstappen, while Charles Leclerc crashes out and Lewis Hamilton finishes sixth.
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Ferrari's Saturday offered plenty to analyse, but also created opportunities. The formation lap begins at 15:00.
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On paper, Monza looks very simple. With its long straights and few demanding corners, it is not considered a difficult event to interpret. Yet the circuit has its own traps.
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The FP2 race-pace simulations paint an even tighter picture at Monza, the Temple of Speed.
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The second practice session clarifies the picture, with teams showing their true level after more complete qualifying and race-pace simulations.
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During Thursday’s media day for the 2026 Italian GP, Ferrari brought together three familiar Scuderia figures and the Italian media to discuss what made Michael Schumacher so unique at Maranello.
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On the eve of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Leclerc discussed his Ferrari contract renewal and a season marked by early struggles and the need to adapt to the current cars.
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With its final ADUO-permitted engine upgrade, Ferrari heads to Monza with the SF-26 close to its full potential and its last genuine chance before another postponement of its title dream.
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Monza has always inspired extreme aerodynamic solutions to cut drag on its straights. Active aerodynamics could, however, bring an end to the ingenuity behind these dedicated configurations.
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