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Ferrari SF-26 rebuild explained: can a crash really change an F1 car’s behaviour?
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Ferrari SF-26 rebuild explained: can a crash really change an F1 car’s behaviour?
After the Belgian Grand Prix, which was held back in July, one of the most discussed Ferrari topics was the contact between Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, which forced the team to replace several components on Hamilton’s SF-26. The incident raised a recurring question: can a rebuilt Ferrari SF-26 genuinely behave differently from the car the driver had before the crash? Engineer Riccardo Romanelli has addressed precisely that issue, explaini…
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