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Ferrari Austin Qualifying Struggles: Leo Turrini Questions SF-26 Engine and Balance

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Ferrari’s disappointing qualifying result at the United States Grand Prix has revived questions about the SF-26’s limitations, with Formula 1 journalist Leo Turrini suggesting that the team’s problems cannot all be attributed to its engine. After an encouraging start to the Austin weekend, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton were left fourth and fifth on the […]
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The Scuderia went into the race as the favorite for pole position at the Circuit of the Americas, but none of its drivers will start from the front row of the grid.

In all three free USA-GP trainings Ferrari was ahead (two times Charles Leclerc, once Lewis Hamilton), but out of pole position again nothing. Situation assessment by team leader Fred Vasseur.

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Frederic Vasseur has categorically rejected the idea that the wind negatively affected his drivers in qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, describing such excuses as "complete nonsense."

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Motorsport Week broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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