Ferrari is continuing to develop the SF-26 despite its recent run of disappointing results, with a significant floor evolution and further aerodynamic updates now expected for the United States Grand Prix at Austin. The package is scheduled to arrive at…

Ferrari is planning to introduce a significant floor evolution and aerodynamic updates for the SF-26 at the United States Grand Prix in Austin. The upgrade package is scheduled to debut at the Circuit of the Americas during the race weekend of October 23–25. Team principal Frédéric Vasseur has committed to continuing development despite Ferrari enduring four consecutive Grands Prix without a podium finish.
Drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton are expected to run the new specification in Austin. Ferrari engineers have reportedly been working on this package for around three months. The team believes the development work will remain relevant and transfer into its future Formula 1 projects.
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