US EditionFerrari eyes ‘balance fix’ for SF-25, but cautious on gains
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Ferrari aims for step forward with evolved anti-dive and anti-squat suspension solutions for SF-25
In the current era of Formula 1, which is defined by extremely strict and highly prescriptive technical regulations, even the smallest and most seemingly marginal technical refinements can have a decisive impact on overall performance, often becoming the difference between winning a Grand Prix and finishing off the podium. As the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship represents the final phase of what is commonly referred to as the “ground-effect er…
Ferrari has identified the balance of its SF-25 as a priority for the next technical developments, after an encouraging Austrian Grand Prix marked by clear improvements. On the Red Bull Ring, the Scuderia introduced significant updates, notably on the floor and the diffuser, which allowed Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz to win respectively the third and fourth places, thus signing the team's best collective result this season. Despite this prog…
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