Ferrari evaluates performance after Italian Grand Prix setbacks
Formula1.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 1:33 PM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

Ferrari entered the Italian Grand Prix with expectations of a competitive weekend supported by new car upgrades and a fresh power unit. Despite these technical additions intended to improve the team's standing, the objective of challenging for a race victory proved elusive. Performance issues emerging at the exit of the first chicane hindered the team's ability to maintain pace with the frontrunners throughout the event. This result has prompted internal discussions regarding the current state of the team and the effectiveness of their recent development cycle. Ferrari now faces scrutiny over whether their current technical direction requires adjustments following the struggles encountered on their home circuit.
- •Ferrari introduced new car upgrades and a power unit for the Italian Grand Prix.
- •The team failed to challenge for a victory at the event.
- •Issues at the exit of the first chicane impacted car performance.
- •Internal discussions have emerged regarding the team's progress.
"Ferrari’s Italian Grand Prix weekend was supposed to mark a step in the right direction as they unleashed more car upgrades and a new power unit – but their hopes of challenging for victory were undone by the exit of the first chicane.
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