Ferrari ha presentato una speciale tuta da gara completamente bianca che il pilota Charles Leclerc indosserà in occasione del suo Gran Premio di casa a Monaco. Il design presenta accenti rossi e strisce che richiamano la bandiera monegasca.
La tuta segna una rottura rispetto al consueto design di Ferrari, solitamente a prevalenza rossa. Leclerc sfoggerà il nuovo look durante il Gran Premio di Monaco, in programma dal 5 al 7 giugno tra le strade di Monte Carlo.
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Ferrari has announced a multi-year contract extension with driver Charles Leclerc, keeping him with the team beyond the end of his current deal in 2027.
Charles Leclerc believes the Monaco street circuit could play to Ferrari's strengths this weekend, though he still sees Mercedes as the team to beat. The Monegasque driver also reaffirmed his commitment to Ferrari after signing a new multi-year contract.
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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc says adapting his driving approach to the new generation of Formula 1 cars remains his biggest task this season. He credited small changes made ahead of the British Grand Prix for his first win of 2026.
Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari's extensive upgrades to its SF-26 car will not close the gap to dominant Mercedes at this weekend's Miami Grand Prix. Despite bringing the most updates of any team, Leclerc expects the Silver Arrows to remain ahead after winning all three races so far in 2026. He anticipates a tighter battle with McLaren instead.
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Lewis Hamilton secured his maiden victory for Ferrari in the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, ending a long drought with a three-stop strategy that capitalized on a virtual safety car. The seven-time champion now trails championship leader Kimi Antonelli by 41 points while holding a 40-point lead over teammate Charles Leclerc.
Kimi Antonelli lost ground in the Formula 1 drivers' championship after a technical issue ended his chances at the British Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc claimed victory in the ninth round of the 2026 season at Silverstone.
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Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari faces a difficult task catching Mercedes in the 2026 Formula 1 season due to a power unit disadvantage. He said the team's engine trails both Mercedes and the Red Bull-Ford unit.