Overview

• Lewis Hamilton has urged Ferrari to halt major upgrades on the underperforming SF-25 and shift development efforts toward the radical 2026 regulations.
• Despite new FIA checks on front-wing flexibility, Ferrari remains three- to four-tenths off McLaren’s pace, underscoring persistent aerodynamic shortcomings.
• Maranello plans to introduce a new floor and rear suspension at the Canadian Grand Prix in a final bid to boost the SF-25’s competitiveness.
• Team principal Frederic Vasseur has defended the package, attributing Hamilton’s adaptation struggles to fine setup details while praising Charles Leclerc’s technical progress.
• Charles Leclerc has outscored his seven-time champion teammate and Ferrari lags 197 points behind McLaren in the constructors’ standings.