P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Ferrari brought an upgraded suspension to Belgium last week – in a bid to extract further potential in Hungary, the team is casting its set-up back to a successful Monaco outing.
After implementing its new rear suspension at the Belgian Grand Prix, Ferrari is cautiously optimistic heading into the Hungarian race weekend.
The Hungaroring presents the last opportunity before the summer break for Ferrari and other teams to end on a positive note.
Ferrari has fine-tuned the SF-25 challenger’s set-up based on data from Spa-Francorchamps and aerodynamic adjustments from Monaco.
The car’s framework in Hungary closely resembles the successful Monaco configuration, where Leclerc secured second place.
Key adjustments, including maximum incidence flaps and improved mechanical traction, have been made to enhance the SF-25’s performance.
The new suspension has shown promising results in simulations and on-track developments, providing a strong foundation for the second half of the season.
Ferrari’s goal remains to secure their first win of the year at the Hungarian Grand Prix, aiming to repeat Vettel’s 2017 victory.
