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sports23h ago

Hamilton called the Barcelona shakedown 'really productive' in wet conditions as Ferrari pushed the SF-26 forward.
Ferrari completed about 120 laps on Day 2, sharing track time between Hamilton and Leclerc.
Hamilton highlighted ongoing work on energy deployment and the new SM system during the wet running.
Hamilton stressed the need for more days like this to keep progressing with the new regulations.
Ferrari aimed to extract balance and new aero concepts, including active aero and different energy management.
Ferrari entered Day 2 with two more shakedown days available after choosing to sit out the first day.
Leclerc contributed to Day 2 in wet conditions while Hamilton focused on dry-running targets for the future.
Hamilton expressed hope to experience the car in dry conditions to test balance and deployment fully.
Ferrari saw the shakedown as a positive early step amid ongoing reliability checks for the new era.
PlanetF1 continues to cover Barcelona shakedown with updates on team strategies and driver quotes.

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#2 out of 5

sports21h ago

Hamilton races into 2026 testing without a fixed race engineer, prompting questions about Ferrari’s setup.
Riccardo Adami moved to a new Ferrari role, leaving Hamilton without a dedicated engineer.
Bryan Bozzi is covering the race engineer duties for both drivers during Barcelona shakedown.
Karun Chandhok warned that not bonding with a new engineer could hurt Hamilton’s performance.
Chandhok suggested Ferrari should have used the winter to bond Hamilton with a replacement engineer.
Potential replacement names included Cedric Michel-Grosjean amid reports from Italy.
Ferrari declined to comment, saying an update would come if there is a development.
PlanetF1 lists Hamilton’s related 2026 coverage and other drivers’ engineering conversations.
The report stresses that the driver–engineer bond is crucial for effective feedback and tuning.

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sports21h ago

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sports21h ago

The FIA plans a closer look at Ferrari's SF-26 ahead of the 2026 season following Hamilton's testing performances.
Charles Leclerc set a 1:20.844 fastest lap in 66 laps for Ferrari on the first testing day in Barcelona.
Lewis Hamilton finished the day with 57 laps and a best time of 1:33.455 in wet conditions.
Speedweek reports suggest the FIA is concerned about aggressive aero concepts at Ferrari.
Officials may review Ferrari's SF-26 before approving it for the next season.
Hamilton called the first day productive with about 120 laps completed in mixed conditions.
Ferrari showed promise in testing, using a baseline version of the 2026 car.
Hamilton credited his team for bringing the car to this point and gathering data.
The testing took place at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with private sessions.
FIA's scrutiny comes amid broader regulatory changes for the 2026 season.

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Hamilton faces the most to prove in F1 2026 after a disappointing first Ferrari season, says James Hinchcliffe.
Hinchcliffe notes Hamilton has seven titles but must rebound after a winless Ferrari season in 2025.
A potential new Ferrari race engineer could help change Hamilton's fortunes in 2026.
Hinchcliffe stresses trust between driver and engineer as a key factor for success in 2026.
Ferrari may reset chassis and engine regulations to reshape its competitiveness in 2026.
Hinchcliffe cites Schumacher-era contrasts, noting Hamilton’s raw ability may be tested by new tech.
Hinchcliffe suggests a new race engineer could be a decisive change for Hamilton at Ferrari.
Hinchcliffe highlights Ferrari's off-season context and leadership scrutiny as context for 2026.
Hamilton’s Barcelona shakedown run data gathering is cited as a positive sign for 2026.
PlanetF1 reports that Hamilton’s race engineer change is part of broader team strategy ahead of 2026.
The article frames Hamilton as the most proven driver seeking to prove himself again in 2026.

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