organic wrote: ↑11 Feb 2026, 15:04
AR3-GP wrote: ↑11 Feb 2026, 14:54
Any hot takes?
McLaren are in the best shape. They've been quietly confident
Ferrari are looking quite a lot better than expected as well. Both drivers seem much happier than last year. The car also appears to be reliable and fairly competitive. I'm assuming that Ferrari will also bring at the very least a new front wing before Australia, given that the current one lacks a diveplane and strakes. They probably won't be winning in Australia or anything, but I think the doomsday scenarios people were making up about the PU being anemic and unreliable and the car being terrible are clearly overstated.
If they bring a full new package and the PU ends up being no more than ~15 HP behind the Mercedes, I could see Ferrari winning races early on.