Just a tenth behind Kimi Antonelli on Friday in Madrid, Lewis Hamilton believes that Ferrari has a good base. But the balance of the SF-26 still needs to improve before qualifying.
After a difficult first season, Lewis Hamilton believes that the many changes demanded at Ferrari are finally paying off. The Briton now believes in the title.
Two consecutive victories have shaken up the hierarchy in F1. George Russell now acknowledges McLaren’s superiority, while also fearing Ferrari at Monza.
The impressive pace of Ferrari’s developments raises questions among its rivals, but Charles Leclerc displays complete calm.
Despite ten years in Formula 1, Haas remains handicapped by limited resources compared to its rivals, as explained by Ayao Komatsu.
For Mercedes, the new McLaren parts alone do not explain Lando Norris’s dominance at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Thanks to Liam Lawson’s eighth place and Arvid Lindbad’s tenth, Racing Bulls leaves with 5 points.
David Coulthard believes it’s time to end grid penalties related to engine component changes, which he deems outdated.
McLaren will finally have the latest evolution of the Mercedes engine at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Woking team will also take advantage of Spa to evaluate a new rear wing.
Ferrari is preparing a specific technical approach for the Belgian Grand Prix to reduce Mercedes’ advantage.
