Ferrari took the covers off their 2026 challenger at Fiorano on Friday, with Lewis Hamilton putting the SF-26 through its paces in an early shakedown at their test track. The Scuderia are hoping that the 2026 rule changes will help them finally break their title drought.

Scuderia Ferrari unveiled its new SF-26. But the presentation quickly took an unexpected turn: during Ferrari’s shakedown at Circuito di Fiorano on Friday, the car suddenly stopped on track.A new rule package,

After Ferrari, Haas F1 also completed its first laps at the Fiorano circuit ahead of the pre-season tests in Barcelona. Young British driver Oliver Bearman took the Haas F1 car out for its first laps at the Italian track after Ferrari also debuted the SF-26 a day ago.

Ferrari has just unveiled a stunning video of its new F80 supercar in action at the Ferrari Finali Mondiali at Imola. The clip shows the latest Ferrari icon ripping through the corners, giving fans a thrilling taste of just what this supercar can do.

Off the back of a disastrous season last year, Lewis Hamilton was the first man to drive Ferrari's new SF-26, taking it out on the Fiorano test track amid wet conditions on Friday, with team-mate Charles Leclerc set to have his first run later in the day.

Ferrari is convinced that both Mercedes and Red Bull are taking advantage of a gap in the 2026 Formula 1 engine rules. Teams believe that the two manufacturers can exceed the maximum fuel compression ratio of 16:1 while on track,