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The final day of 2026 pre-season testing reveals the true hierarchy. Ferrari unlocks drivability with the SF-26, McLaren plays an extreme sandbagging game, Mercedes shows fragility, and Aston Martin hits rock bottom. The telemetry tells the real story behind the lap times.- Published on
Penultimate day of pre-season testing sees Ferrari unveil a revolutionary 270° rotating rear wing, McLaren dominate race simulations over Red Bull, and Hamilton runs mysteriously without 8th gear. Mercedes' Antonelli sets the fastest lap of the entire week at 1:32.803.- Published on
Week 2 begins with real upgrades. Ferrari reveals a titanium exhaust vane, Mercedes debuts Spec-B sidepods, and teams face new 18-second pre-start procedures. Russell tops timesheets but Red Bull stumbles.- Published on
Week 1 is complete. Mercedes tops the timesheets after two days of disasters, but the real story is in the race simulations and the strange "Hat Effect" in the telemetry data.