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Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has confirmed the SF-25 will be given a new upgrade potentially as early as the next F1 race in Austria, after a Canadian GP that saw the team, as he described it, make too many “mistakes collectively.”
Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has confirmed that the SF-25 will be receiving a new upgrade, possibly as early as the next Formula 1 race in Austria. The team faced multiple “collective mistakes” at the Canadian Grand Prix leading to a reevaluation and upgrade.
The current Ferrari car has shown improvement in some areas compared to last year but has notably weakened in other key areas, particularly in the pullrod rear suspension, causing performance issues.
Lewis Hamilton, the team’s new addition, has been critical of the car’s performance and has been advocating for upgrades. At the Montreal race, Charles Leclerc finished fifth, while Hamilton struggled after hitting a groundhog, finishing in sixth place.
Vasseur acknowledged the team’s mistakes during the race weekend and the need for improvement. He confirmed that upgrades, including a new rear suspension, will be introduced soon to enhance performance. Ferrari aims to rectify errors and enhance the car’s execution for better results on the track.
