The official updates of the stables in Imola. Ferrari protagonist

The FIA has published the technical and summary documents of all the innovations brought by the teams to Imola.

As we expected Ferrari brought here an extended package of aerodynamic updates, already announced for Miami and then postponed to this weekend to make the most of the traditional format with 3 free practice sessions. Technicians need to collect data, do comparative tests and listen to pilot feedback.

We note a minor update to the front wing with revised flap loads, aiming to improve performance and efficiency across the entire tuning range. This update goes hand in hand with the other updates of the car. As for the rear wing, not specifically for the Imola circuit requirements, the wing tip and mainplane roll joint have been redesigned to improve overall efficiency.

On the sidepods we have a new P-shaped vent and advanced top lip that improves flow quality at the edge of the bottom. A new sump device has also been implemented on the halo side to better manage flow losses traveling downstream.

The volume of the bonnet has been reduced, improving the quality of flow towards the rear of the car.
The topology of the cooling output evolves, but the main modulation remains via the arrangement of the fins.

In conjunction with the evolution of the bodywork, a revised bottom edge is introduced, which transforms the advantages of the sidepod modifications into improved flow energy delivery to the diffuser.

Along with the rest of the update and upstream changes, the speaker expansion has been re-optimized and offers an increase in load

Taking advantage of the body modifications, the triangle fairings of the rear suspension have been further developed, with a positive interaction on the rear wing and rear corner performance, resulting in a small increase in load.

Important news also for Mercedes, Aston Martin and Red Bull. Minor and linked to the characteristics of the circuit for Alpine, Sauber, Williams, Stake and Haas. No updates for Visa Cash App