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Details emerge over crucial Ferrari floor upgrade for Austrian GP
Ferrari is planning to unveil a revised floor upgrade for the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend, aiming to address their current performance issues.
The upgrade is not simply a minor update but a focused effort to address the inconsistencies plaguing Ferrari since the Australian Grand Prix earlier in the season.
Moreover, a complete upgrade package is scheduled for introduction at the British Grand Prix, with significant changes to the rear suspension also anticipated.
Despite the challenges, Ferrari sees the next two Grand Prix races as critical for the team’s future, especially with an eye on the 2026 season and the new F1 regulations.
Although Ferrari’s season hasn’t seen a race victory yet in 2025, they are determined to turn their fortunes around with the upcoming upgrades in Austria and Britain.
Lewis Hamilton’s integration into the SF-25 car has been challenging, but his standout moment was winning the China sprint race from pole position.
The team is also undergoing a new development direction led by tech chief Loic Serra, focusing on a more conservative yet functional approach to improvements.
