Ferrari working on a new internal combustion engine, the current one is only transitional and is an adaptation of the 2025 ICE
Ferrari started the 2026 season with an internal combustion engine that is a simple adaptation of the 2025 power unit
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Vasseur: “Encouraging signs in Australia, in China we want to continue to progress”
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur presented the weekend in China like this, will we see the Macarena wing again?
China, Verstappen is worried: “In Melbourne we had tire degradation problems”
The words of Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar ahead of the Chinese GP, the Dutchman finished sixth in Australia
Perez confident: “In China we can learn a lot”
The Cadillac Mexican approaches the Chinese GP with great confidence, the first of this season with the Sprint Race
Tensions high between Honda and Aston Martin: “Perplexed by Adrian Newey’s words”
Koji Watanabe admitted he was surprised by the press conference of Aston Martin-Honda team principal Adrian Newey
Marko: “The only real overtake was Bearman’s on Lindblad, but it was favored by the state of the tires”
According to Helmut Marko, the only real battle in the Australian GP that was not ‘distorted’ was the one between Bearman and Lindblad
Vasseur: “Michel-Grosjean Hamilton’s engineer? We will decide together, there is no rush, for now Carlo Santi remains”
The Ferrari team principal has emphasized that the debut of the former McLaren man as Hamilton’s new technical partner is not imminent.
Russell: “Everyone is ready to criticize F1 2026, but in Shanghai there is only one long straight, in Melbourne four”
Mercedes driver George Russell defended the 2026 rules, here is his argument ahead of the Chinese GP
Marko: “Ferrari creates chaos at the start, but it’s McLaren who can put Mercedes in difficulty”
According to Helmut Marko, Ferrari is not the anti-Mercedes; only McLaren can think of challenging the W17s.
Bortoleto: “Shanghai is similar to some challenges we faced in Bahrain during testing”
In addition to remaining cautious ahead of the Chinese GP, the Brazilian driver believes that the Shanghai track presents similar challenges to those faced in Bahrain