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F1 teams have headed to the first European round of the 2024 season armed with a host of upgrades for the Emilia Romagna GP. Mark Hughes runs through the pick of the new parts being introduced at Imola
Ferrari introduced its first major Formula 1 upgrade of the season before the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix weekend, stealing the spotlight. However, other teams also showcased significant upgrades at the first European round of the 2024 season. Mark Hughes detailed the new developments each team brought to Imola. Red Bull modified its front wing and floor edge wing for improved stability and increased local load. A new biplane beam wing and redesigned front brake ducts were part of the upgrades. Ferrari’s SF-24 underwent a major reworking focusing on better cooling and aerodynamics. McLaren introduced rear and beam wings tailored for Imola to enhance overall efficiency. Aston Martin featured a new front wing design with improved load distribution. Sauber enhanced downforce with extended floor fences, while Haas tested a reshaped front wing endplate.
