Ferrari evaluates engine upgrades ahead of Italian Grand Prix
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 8:26 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Ferrari is assessing the status of its engine upgrades as it aims to improve performance in the upcoming Italian Grand Prix. After a promising start to the season, Ferrari has seen its competitors, particularly Red Bull and McLaren, outperform them. A new power unit is ready, focusing on enhancing turbo systems to increase horsepower. However, Ferrari must first pass a required stress test before it can make the upgrades. If successful, these changes could significantly enhance Ferrari's competitiveness on the track.
- •Ferrari faces a key decision on engine upgrades before the Italian GP.
- •The team has fallen behind Red Bull and McLaren in recent races.
- •A new power unit aims to boost horsepower and race performance.
- •Ferrari must pass a stress test to implement the engine changes.
- •Improved engine performance could elevate Ferrari in upcoming races.
- 8:26 PMYahoo Sports — Ferrari’s Massive Engine Upgrade Hanging in Balance for Italian GP
"Ferrari faces a major decision soon about the status of its engine upgrades as it tries to work its way back into a race-winning position.
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