The Redbull and other Mercedes will still be there. Let's not underestimate whatever low downforce package McLaren wil bring either. What i am saying is It's not an automatic front fow for Ferrari especially with their weaker engine, so the dream scenario of Lewis and Charles one-two after Q3 and team orders coming into play might just stay as a dream.AR3-GP wrote: ↑30 Aug 2026, 19:37Monza will be another conflagration point. The Mercedes will start from the back. It’s an open goal for Hamilton against Antonelli. Ferrari will have Monza specific aero and PU.
So will they let Charles Leclerc get in the way? Will Fred stop beating around the bushes?
Whatever the case... I do agree that since Antonelli is behind, Charles should be the sacrficial lamb to block him, UNLESS Charles can do a lightning start and somehow put himself as the sole Ferrari in contention for the win. Then that Ferrari win is more priority than Lewis closing in on kimi.
I don't remember what happened last year, but the car and braking characteristics of this track should suit Lewis better. I'm expecting him to be the ead Ferrari here.

