US EditionLewis Hamilton 'Relaunch' Under Threat as Worrying Ferrari Feedback Emerges
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Spa-Francorchamps: Ferrari pursues lower ride height without sacrificing driver feedback
Ferrari arrives at the demanding and technical Spa-Francorchamps circuit, located deep within the Ardennes forest, with a crucial and potentially transformative technical update to the rear suspension of its 2025 Formula 1 car, the Ferrari SF-25. The update is part of an effort to further maximize the aerodynamic platform’s efficiency and ensure greater consistency under dynamic racing conditions. The long-awaited moment has finally arrived. Onl…
The Scuderia Ferrari will travel to Belgium with a new rear-wheel suspension for the Grand Prix (including live on RTL's Free TV). The upgrade has been a big topic of conversation around the Reds for months. But the opinions about the effect seem to differ with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton.
Although Ferrari remains the second force of the 2025 season of Formula 1, behind McLaren, Maranello’s team has not yet achieved a victory and hopes to change this situation with a major modification in the SF-25 that will be introduced in this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix: a new rear suspension. Ferrari performed tests of this suspension on a day of filming on its private track in Mugello. Although both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton did no…
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