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Ferrari's Bold Strategy: New Floor Updates for the Austrian GP

Ferrari is making waves with significant updates to its floor design ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, indicating a strong desire to improve its performance after a challenging start to the 2025 F1 season.

Our Take:

Ferrari's decision to introduce what amounts to an entirely new floor demonstrates their commitment to innovation and adaptability in a fiercely competitive environment. As the team aims to leverage these updates, it could reshape the dynamics not just at the Red Bull Ring, but throughout the rest of the season. The effectiveness of these changes will be pivotal as they seek to reclaim their status among the top teams.

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Source: Autosport

Wolff's Silence on Russell's Future Sparks Speculation Amid Verstappen Rumors

Toto Wolff's recent media interactions hint at uncertainty regarding George Russell's contract with Mercedes, despite swirling rumors about possible moves involving Max Verstappen. As Russell's deal nears its end, many expect him to remain with the team, given his strong performance and ties to

Verstappen's Smooth Start at Austrian GP Despite Engineer Change

Max Verstappen reported a seamless beginning to his practice sessions for the Austrian Grand Prix, even in the absence of his usual race engineer, Lambiase. The reigning champion appeared unfazed by the change, showcasing his adaptability on track. Our Take: While losing a key member of the pit crew can

Hamilton's Third Impeding Incident Leads to Formal Warning

Lewis Hamilton has received a formal warning from race stewards after a third instance of impeding a fellow driver this season. This latest incident raises questions about his on-track behavior and its potential impact on his championship hopes. Our Take: While Hamilton's prowess on the track is undeniable,

Wolff Advocates for Fines on Futile Protests in F1

Toto Wolff calls for the FIA to impose fines on teams making "long shot" protests after Red Bull's recent double protest in Canada, emphasizing the need for a clearer framework in Formula 1 regulations. Our Take: Wolff's suggestion to penalize teams for frivolous protests

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Wolff's Silence on Russell's Future Sparks Speculation Amid Verstappen Rumors

Verstappen's Smooth Start at Austrian GP Despite Engineer Change

Hamilton's Third Impeding Incident Leads to Formal Warning

Wolff Advocates for Fines on Futile Protests in F1