Ferrari to use April break for crucial on-track running
Ferrari is capitalizing on F1's long April break with three track sessions: a two-day private test at Mugello, a wet-weather simulation at Fiorano, and a filming day at Monza. These runs are strategically chosen to address the car's straight-line speed deficit and optimize energy deployment for high-speed circuits.
Ferrari is set for a busy April, scheduling three separate on-track sessions during Formula 1's current five-week break to test components and gather data. The activities include a private test with an older car, an artificial wet-weather simulation, and a promotional filming day, all aimed at improving the SF-26's performance, particularly its straight-line speed and energy management.
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