Formula 1 enters a decisive phase with full focus on updates for Miami. Teams intensify testing while criticism of current cars gains strength.
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The move shows a clear reaction to the start of the season, with teams seeking quick performance. At the same time, drivers continue to push for changes in car behavior.
Audi has already confirmed that it will bring a new package to the Miami GP, signaling immediate evolution after the first stages. Ferrari also advanced in the development of the SF-26, taking advantage of tests in Monza to evaluate solutions and test a new wing version.
In addition, the Italian team carried out a filming day to validate aerodynamic updates, while Red Bull followed suit at Silverstone with the RB22. The activities show that teams are using all available tools to accelerate development.
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Off the track, coverage of the category also gains prominence, with sportv3 preparing an intense schedule for the Miami weekend. The broadcaster will have 20 live hours dedicated to the event, reinforcing the growing interest in Brazil.
On the other hand, the technical debate remains heated, with Felipe Massa supporting criticism from Max Verstappen and Lando Norris about the current cars. The complaints reinforce the pressure for regulation adjustments, amidst a season that is still seeking balance within Formula 1.
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