US EditionFerrari Gives First Glimpse of F1 2026's Active Aero in Action
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Among the novelties of the regulation 2026 of the F1, the appearance of an active aero on the front and rear fins, which can be seen on the video of a Ferrari SF-26 filmed Friday in Fiorano.
The Ferrari SF-26 made its first laps of wheels in Fiorano, with Charles Leclerc driving after Lewis Hamilton yesterday. In delicate and fresh weather conditions, the Monegasque experienced a first emotional contact, while keeping a lucid look at the work still to be done. "It really does good. It is obviously a very exciting moment," said Leclerc after these first two rounds of discovery. Despite the symbolic importance of this (...)
Ferrari’s Serra breaks down F1’s new active aero system
As Ferrari pulled the wraps off their 2026 F1 contender, chassis technical director Loïc Serra shared some insights on the the new active aero system replacing the former DRS system. Part of sweeping changes in technical regulations this year, the system allows both front and rear wings to be opened on the straights at all times.... The post Ferrari’s Serra breaks down F1’s new active aero system appeared first on Motorsport
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