Ferrari presented this Friday (23/1) in Fiorano the livery of the car that will be used by Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in the 2026 Formula 1 season. The team’s goal is to perform better than last year and changes to the technical and engine regulations could help the Scuderia.
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The SF-26, the baptismal name of the model for the next championship, maintained the traditional red that characterizes the Italian team in the category. The 2026 car will have a similar visual identity to last year’s, with a slightly greater presence of white color, which receives one of the team’s main sponsors, HP.
The Italian team had already announced the 2026 racing suits earlier this week through posts on social media. With the presence of the two starters, the team chose to maintain the brand’s characteristic red, also having white details on the sides and shoulders, in addition to the sponsors’ logos.
The changes to the car that will influence the race will be known during the testing season. However, Ferrari promises improvements for the new season. Over the past year, Hamilton has dedicated himself to producing reports pointing out the previous car’s problems. This could drive an evolution in new models.
Built for the 2026 season 👊 The SF-26 takes the stage. pic.twitter.com/zDQs6XAQsP
— Scuderia Ferrari HP (@ScuderiaFerrari) January 23, 2026
The Englishman will also have a new engineer. Riccardo Adami was removed from his role to another position. Another name is yet to be announced.
Fourth placed among constructors in 2025, Ferrari did not have an easy season and, with the new regulations, hopes to have a calmer year.
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