How Ferrari can "push until the end" with F1 2026 upgrades, and why it will
Ferrari will "push until the end" of the 2026 Formula 1 season with car upgrades, team principal Fred Vasseur confirmed, as he shrugged off suggestions the team will have to slow down its development because of cost cap limitations. Ferrari has rolled out an impressive number of incremental upgrades to its 2026 challenger, the SF-26, which have kept the squad in second place in the ... Keep…
Ferrari's team principal, Fred Vasseur, has confirmed that the team will push until the very end of the 2026 Formula 1 season with upgrades to the car. Despite suggestions that the team may need to slow down its development due to cost cap limitations, Vasseur believes they have a solid plan and are not concerned about the cap. Ferrari has been rolling out numerous incremental upgrades to their SF-26 car, which has kept them in second place in the constructors' championship and allowed both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc to secure victories.
This continued upgrade push will continue at the team's home race in Monza, where they are expected to introduce smaller aerodynamic improvements alongside their second engine update. Ferrari aims to continue this relentless upgrade strategy, despite the challenges posed by the cost cap and the need to balance it against the resources required for their 2027 car project.
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