Ferrari brings a set of upgrades to the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix for the SF-26, focusing on aerodynamic changes around the front of the car’s floor and the area near the sidepods. Both outlets describe a distinctive redesign of the “fingers” at the front edge of the floor, along with additional refinements elsewhere on the underbody.
In both accounts, Ferrari’s drivers play down the importance of the new floor elements, suggesting the team treats the package as a incremental step rather than a major transformation. Alongside the floor work, the SF-26 receives a minor rework to the sidepods, described as small changes to the inlet and the undercut, coordinated with adjustments to the floorboard area.
The two reports align closely in what they cover and how they frame it: they emphasize the technical nature of the updates and include the same overall message that the modifications may be limited in significance, even though Ferrari has introduced specific aerodynamic changes for the US GP.
