US EditionDoes the Ferrari of 2026 Copy Mclaren Moving the Steering Arm? #F1 #Fvdigital
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Ferrari’s 2026 F1 car copies McLaren’s concept with revised steering arm placement
F1 | Ferrari: is the 678 copying McLaren by moving the steering arm? As the Scuderia heads to Las Vegas, Ferrari’s engineers continue refining the 2026 project, the new 678 chassis, which is shaping up with push-rod suspension on both the front and rear. Following the example seen on the papaya cars, the steering arm could be repositioned behind the lower wishbone. At the Maranello GeS, the team has embraced a development philosophy considered m…
While the Cavallino team is heading for Las Vegas, intensive work is being done on the 2026 single-seater. Project 678 is a continuously evolving puzzle. The first chassis is overcoming all the indoor static tests that the Scuderia performs before proceeding to the front crash test, which, instead, must be carried out in one of the facilities authorized by the FIA (in Italy there is the CSI of Bollate). Next year the single-seater abandons the s…
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