Ferrari SF-26 Hybrid Software Problem Exposes Power Unit Deficit at Zandvoort
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Ferrari SF-26 hybrid software problem exposes power unit deficit at Zandvoort
Ferrari’s SF-26 power unit deficit resurfaced at Zandvoort, with the problem compounded by an ineffective strategy for managing hybrid energy. Charles Leclerc confirmed that, despite Ferrari experimenting with different solutions, difficulties involving the software responsible for harvesting and deployment undermined the simulation work completed at Maranello. The team ultimately failed to optimise and validate the electrical energy delivery it…
The SF-26 is still lacking in qualifying due to its lack of horsepower and energy. With the ADUO 2, Ferrari plans to halve the gap to the top PUs.
The Ferrari duo has secured third row positions in the GP qualifying in Zandvoort. Team leader Fred Vasseur explains what Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will do.
Ferrari will start from the 3rd row in Zandvoort: 5th place for Hamilton and 6th place for Leclerc. Looking at the telemetry, the feeling is that the Red has changed the strategy of use and release of electricity. At 300-400 meters from the finish line opens a net scissor in favour of McLaren, while Friday Ferrari was able to defend itself better on the top speed up to the finish line. This power cut did not 'too' the pole position at the Cavall…
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