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Despite introducing its second power unit (PU) upgrade under the ADUO scheme for the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, Ferrari still lacks "pure power" compared to Mercedes, team principal Frédéric Vasseur admitted. The difference in PU performance was particularly evident at the high-speed Monza circuit, where Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton lined up on the second row in qualifying, while the front row was occupied by Pierre Gasly of Alpine…
Ferrari engine upgrade falls well short of expected Monza power gain
Ferrari’s second Formula 1 engine upgrade of 2026 appears to have delivered far less than the performance increase initially targeted for Monza, with new figures indicating that the Scuderia remains around 20 horsepower behind Mercedes despite using both of its available ADUO development opportunities. The Italian team arrived at its home Grand Prix with considerable expectations surrounding the latest Power Unit specification. Ferrari had previ…
F1: Ferrari's ADUO upgrade lacks 'pure power', admits Vasseur
'We are missing pure power,' admits Fred Vasseur as Ferrari's ADUO upgrade fails to impress. While impressive on Friday, as the weekend wore on it became painfully clear that Ferrari's new power unit, part of the second round of the controversial... More »
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